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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. ESTABLISHED 1920 A daily independent student press serving THE BG NEWS the campus and surrounding community Monday August 20,2007 A Quick Recap Volume 102, Issue 2 WWWBGNEWSCOM July 6. 2007: University stu- dent Timothy Gregory. 21. of Agents warn rail hoppers Findlay. Ohio, is seen lying on Honors Program the train tracks near East Merry welcomes new Street before being struck by CSX issues citations to students illegally crossing train tracks a passing train. His death was staff member ruled an accident by the Wood Dawn Shores joins the County Coroner. By Tim Sampson red and white striped barrier, but track across the eastern united linebacker's gray shirt. Another Honors Program as City Editor most come to a halt. States, including the rails thai run agent pulled his brother from the July 15. 2007: Dr Jason assistant director A group of four CSX railroad through Bowling Green. crossing area, Both were hand- Sheehan. 32. of Toledo, is struck | Page 19 security officers wait on the A locomotive barrels toward cuffed. Red. white and blue lights by a train between Sunrise and Students and locals stumble up side of the crossing in the dark the city's crossing and a beefy, flashed as the crowd looked on. Lehman Avenue. The coroner and down Wooster Street about Dairy Queen parking lot. They 6-foot-3-inch Falcon linebacker University senior and third- has not yet ruled on the death. Freshman year 30 minutes before last call as are in town as part of a two-day dashes across, hiking his knees siring football player Andrew is a ritualistic a train horn cuts through the enforcement blitz, warning and up to waist level.. Stanford, 22, would later be Aug. 10. 2007: Police arrest experience cool, damp air. citing individuals for failing to His darker, smaller 19-year- charged with criminal trespass- Carolyn Knezevic. 22. of As they reach the railroad cross the tracks at designated old brother follows, ignoring ing His younger brother Dave Highland Heights. Ohio, for Read these innovative crossing, dozens of partiers and crossings and crossing after the shouted warnings from security was cited for ignoring an active attempting to touch a passing tips for surviving your bar crawlers gather at either side gates have come down. officers charging at them from crossing signal. tram at the Clough Street as the gates slowly descend. A few CSX, based out of lacksonville, the parking lot. crossing. first year at college make a quick dash to beat the 11a., operates over 21,000 miles of Then a CSX agent yanked the See TRAIN! Page 2 | Page 24

Ribeau presents Scholarship cuts opening address Go online to read the cause freshman highlights of this year's Opening Day address BG1 CARD admission to fall ByGinaPotthoff wmw.bgn«w».c»«»- k BGSU Reporter Officials admit Freshman admission to the miners likely lost University this fall is the lowest it has been in 10 years. Hope for workers , The number of freshmen trapped in a Utah mine enrolled at the University is down by about 350 students takes a downward turn as a result of cuts to the fresh- as further reports find THE NEW WAY TO man scholarship budget, no signs of life | Page 8 said Gary Svvegan, director of admissions. SPEND MONEY AT The budget was cut by 40 percent, which may have Early choices THE UNIVERSITY caused the University to lose can be 'major' some potential students to mistakes other state schools, he said. "It hurt us competitively," Wait at least one said Al Gonzalez, vice provost semester to decide on of Academic Services. Fr&ddLe- Falcon Merit scholarships a major if you want to stayed the same, but tuition avoid the victory lap.' increased, causing the schol- writes columnist Story by Kelly Day | Illustration by Ashley Kruso arships to lose their buying Jeff Smith | Pag* 4 power, Gonzalez said, lie called the 2007-08 academic- year a "transitional" one. "We had to cut back because Football stadium it was felt the scholarship boasts new turf expenditures were escalating The University transitions from credit to debit too quickly," Swegan said. Players and coaches are This year, only S4.7 million excited about the field's was allocated to the freshman scholarship budget. Out-of- new look | Page 9 The Reason What It Is How To Use It I Where To Use It state and full-fees scholar- ships also were cut back. Ohio team likely Svvegan said the University is trying to determine ways to to win MAC East The state told the The BGl Card is the Before using your -The University Bookstore University last year better distribute financial aid With young players, new way to purchase BGl card there is one -Campus Dining Halls to students. they were out of items on campus, essential step; Deposit -The University Libraries BG looks to improve its compltance with the Paula Ribeau, assistant to including books and money into your account. Athletic Ticket Office the vice president for Student chances to succeed in law by extending the food, while also provid- There are several places -Health Services credit of the state to Affairs, suggested rising this year's conference ing access to sporting throughout campus -Vending Machines tuition costs could be another students through the events and library privi- where students can -Big Boy | Page 10 BIG Charge system. reason fewer students en rolled leges. With the new card, deposit money into their -Domino's this year. The University had to students can no longer BGl accounts, including -BGSU on Main "The expense has skyrock- come up with a new charge purchases on the University bookstore -Student Book Exchange t eted," Ribeau said. way for students to campus to their Bursar in the Union and new (SSX) She noted she paid just •*' spend money, but set- account through the Account Management ting up an entirely new BIG charge. Instead, the Centers near the Union $10,000 for the four-and-a- system that runs by University has started Information Desk, the half-year college education debit rather than credit the new debit system. Student Recreation she received years ago. isn't an easy transi- which requires students Center and the Jerome But freshman enrollment tion. The University to deposit money into Library. Students can isn't the only concern. The was told it must have their accounts before also access accounts University's total enrollment a new system in place making purchases. at all times through is down 509 students from by Jan. I. 2007. This MyBGSU. Deposits are last year. fall, the University has also accepted through These numbers could be ■ Should you choose a debuted the new sys- mail to BGl Card dropping because some stu- tem: The BG 1 Card. major when you first Services and fax. dents struggle to adjust to col- lege life, Ribeau said. [JJ enter college? See FRESHMEN. Page 6

Israel to refuse swelling number'

MANDY of fleeing refugees from Darfur RECTENWALD. Changes abound on Freshman. Undecided ByMattlFriadman shot up to as many as 50 a day, "[No.] You should be The Associated Press according to the U.N. High Check out page 17 for all able to explore what's Commissioner for Refugees, apparendy as word of job oppor- the campus modifications offered." | Page 4 campus JERUSALEM — Israel said yes- tunities in Israel has spread. The terday it will no longer allow ref- rise has led to concerns that the ugees from Darfur to stay after country could face a flood of they sneak across the border African refugees if it doesn't take a from Egypt, drawing criticism harsher stand on asylum seekers. SADDLEMIRE •— from those who say the Jewish But Israel has not turned back Deconstruction should be TODAY state is morally obliged to offer refugees from Darfur until now, complete by the second week I Heavy Thunderstorms sanctuary to people fleeing and last month Prime Minister mass murder. Ehud Olmert said a limited num- of September to make way for High: 68, Low: 62 Wolfe Center for the Am Israel has been grappling for ber would even be allowed to months over how to deal with remain in Israel. Yesterday, a gov- the swelling numbers of Africans, ernment spokesman said all new including some from Darfur, who asylum seekers would be sent TOMORROW have been crossing the porous back to Egypt, with no exception. Isolated Thunderstorms desert border. i High: 77. Low: 66 The number of migrants has See REFUGEES I Page 6 k VISIT BGNEWS.COM: NEWS, SPORTS, UPDATES. MULTIMEDIA AND FORUMS FOR YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE I \ 2 Monday. August M. 2007 WWW.BGNEWS.COM

signed blank check he gave her to BLOTTER pay for college books. Crime keeps city officials busy over summer break 3:56 P.M. A mailbox valued at $50 was Police face cases of arson, drug trafficking and robbery while students vacation off campus FRIDAY reported stolen from a West Poe Road home. By Tim Sampson 9:15 A.M. cocaine. graduate student on lune 4. ing with an undisclosed Steven Chonko. 20, of Bowling City Editor The suspects were charged Genora Rutherford, 38, was amount of cash. 7:50 P.M. * Green, admitted to filing a false Jesse L Kramer. 26. of Cenna, Ohio, with trafficking and complic- found in her apartment on the Police failed to locate the police report. Earlier in the day, ( rime didn't go on summer ity in trafficking drugs. Officials 100 block of East Court Street. suspect, who they described as was given a civil citation for urinating Chonko had called the Bowling in public on Haskins Road. vacation In Bowling Green. say they were bringing crack Bowling Green Police a stocky black male, between Green Police Department to Here's a wrap-up of the major cocaine from Toledo and then Department Sgt. Paul Tyson, 5 feet 5 inches and 5 feet 7 report his car had been stolen 9 P.M. happenings from the last few selling it in Bowling Green and who was at the scene, estimated inches tall. sometime overnight. Later, An unknown person reported to months. North Baltimore, Ohio. she had been dead for 10 to IS Gas station on East Wooster Chonko's roommate called the have stuck a knife in an inflatable On lune I, Wood County sher- days before she was discovered. pool valued at $1,200 outside a Dumpster arsonist police to say the car had not iffs arrested Hoxanne Torre/.. Rutherford graduated from robbed been stolen, but that Chonlco North Enterprise Street home. escapes arrest :i4. of Penysburg, and l-'rankie the University in 1992 with Police have still not arrested had been in an accident the night 11:15 P.M. An unknown person set I lernandez. 26, of Cygnet, on a bachelor's degree in English the man who robbed an East before and ditched the vehicle. Jonathan R. Schoonover. 19, of lire to 211 Dnmpsters over the Hast Wooster Street near the before returning to earn a bach- Wooster Street gas station last Chonko came to the police sta- Benton Ridge, Ohio, was arrested course of a month. University. Shawn Hager, 46, elor's degree in education in month. tion and admitted to making for underage possession of alcohol I ruin May 5 to June fi. and lames Bateson, 34, both 1995, said Teri Sharp, media rela- Early on July 29, a man the false report. He was issued a on Frazee Avenue. police were called to inves- of Bowling Green, and Andrea tions director. entered the BP Station nearest traffic citation and is not being tigate the suspicious fires sel Vidales. 44, and Christina Lcuck. In fall 2006. she was enrolled to Interstate 75 and confronted charged with making a false 11:51 P.M. ill Dumpsters across the area 27, both of Toledo, also were in graduate-level education the cashier, claiming he had report. Jeffrey L. Logan, 27. and Justin R. a gun even though he did not Prahst, 21. both of Bowling Green, south ol Woostei Street and arrested at a home on the 200 courses at the University, 1:05 P.M. e.tst cil Main Street. block of Napoleon Road. Sharp said. show it. The suspect demanded were cited for nuisance party viola- A South Summit Street resident University Police believe two The arrests were the result of money and then fled with an tions at a Troup Avenue home. ' Rutherford's body was turned reported $7 and a food stamp fires set in Dumpsters on cam- a long-term investigation involv- over to the Wood County coro- undetermined amount of cash. Dustin T. Donnelly. 20. of Napoleon. card were taken sometime over- ner, who has not yet ruled on the The suspect was identified as Ohio, was cited for underage pos- pus during this time are pos- ing the Wood County Sheriffs night. The card has since been session of beer. sibly related. Office, the North Baltimore cause of death. a white male, between 5 feet used for $150 at several locations Although the fires stopped Police Department and the 6 inches and 5 feet 9 inches Man grabs some Fast Cash' around the city. abruptly at the beginning of Wood County Prosecutors Office, tall, and between 155 and 170 SUNDAY lune. pc il Ice hav e not made any with assistance from other local, An unidentified man robbed pounds. He had sandy-colored arrests and the case remains state and federal authorities. the Fast Cash on North Main hair, parted in the middle, and SATURDAY 12-09A.M. under investigation. Street on lune 15. a dark brown mustache. Aaron T. Link, 19. of Lima. Ohio. Former student found dead The suspect entered the busi- The case is still under inves- 1:15 A.M. Curtis J. Laudick. 19. of Delphos. 6 arrested in drug in her apartment ness on a late Friday afternoon, tigation. Joseph Nile Wagner. 20. of Ohio, and Carly E. Lelito. 19. of trafficking scheme A Wood County Court bailiff threatened clerks with a hand- Bowling Green, was arrested for Grafton, Ohio, were arrested fqr Local authorities arrested six serving an eviction notice to gun and demanded they fill a Special Sections Editor assaulting David Waterman. 25. underage possession of alcohol and individuals in Howling Green an apartment found the decay- bag with money. Christ)' Johnson contributed to of Walled Lake. Mich., on South for having an open container. Prospect Street. Wagner admit- for transporting and selling ing body of a former University He then ran from the build- this report. 12:27 A.M. ted to punching Waterman after Chad M. Provo, 29. of Toledo, was arguing about an ex-girlfriend. cited for having an open container Waterman was taken to Wood considered criminal trespassing some crossings, especially ones of alcohol. CORRECTION TRAIN in the state of Ohio, a fourth- near the University, it becomes County Hospital and released. 1:20 A.M. From Page 1 degree misdemeanor, punish- necessary to illegally cross the 1:35 A.M. POLICY able by citation or jail time, said tracks, Beathard said. Justin W. Frank, 23. of Graytown, Daniel M. Colbry. 22. of Ohio, was cited for littering. We want to correct all (actual errors. Following two train-related 1.1. Tony Hetrick of the Bowling CSX special agents will likely Northwood. Ohio, was arrested If you think an error has been made, deaths last month, authorities Green Police Division. return to Bowling Green within for disorderly conduct while 1:21 A.M. call The BG News at 419-572-6966 arc cracking down on people But Gilsdorf said many people a few months, Egan said. If they intoxicated. Daniel and a friend Todd Erick McFadden. 20. of Elyna. trying to cross the tracks. don't realize they are breaking were to return, they will likely were arguing with an employee Ohio, was cited for underage pos- In a front page story Friday, the On Friday and Saturday night, the law when they cut across write more citations. at the back door of Uptown/ session of alcohol and an open con- incorrect year was listed for when between 10 p.m. to 4 a.m., four the tracks. This weekend's patrols were Downtown Sports Bar & Deli and tainer of alcohol. Carolyn Knezevic attempted to CSX special agents, along with This proved the case for the meant primarily to educate, but flicked a lit cigarette at him. touch a passing train on Clough Bowling Green police officers, many surprised trespassers it won't be that way next time, 1:27 A.M. Street It was m 2007 patrolled the rails from Poe who received warnings over the he said. 2:57 A.M. A fight was reported at the front Road to Napoleon Road. weekend. "With the number of people Stephanie Lekas, 21. of Bowling door of Uptown/Downtown Sports The name of the Undergraduate By the end of die patrol on "lhad no idcait was against the we've seen crossing these two Green, reported being struck by Bar & Deli Everyone was gone Student Government president Sunday morning, the CSX law," said C.|. Sloan, a Bowling nights, we'll definitely be com- a bottle thrown from an apart- when police arrived. was misspelled in a story on page 3 ment building on North Main agents had formally warned 88 Green resident who was warned ing back," Egan said. 1:39 A.M. Friday. It is Johnnie L. Lewis. Street people for trespassing on tracks by CSX agents on Saturday night The University will also con- Kevin L. Fath. 25. of Wooster, Ohio, and wTote three citations, two near Merry Street. tact students who are cited. 8:50 A.M. and Knsten E. Johnson. 20. of of which went to the Stanford It was fair for the officers to On Thursday, the University A juvenile was reported passed Napoleon, Ohio, were both given brothers. Agents issued count- warn people, but citing people e-mailed students about the out north of the senior center on civil citations for public urination. less verbal warnings to others first wouldn't be, Sloan said. enforcement blitz. According North Main Street According to who almost crossed the tracks Mad anyone illegally crossed to the e-mail, students who police reports, he had a marijuana 2-05A.M. or who crossed the tracks in the tracks again after receiving a receive a warning or citation pipe, cigarette and "glider" on Mark J. Mazzotta. 21. of Bowling massive groups. warning they would have been will be required to meet with a him. The report was forwarded to Green, was given a civil citation for Bowling Green police also cited, said Don Egan. one of the member of the student disci- the juvenile prosecutor. urinating in public issued four citations, one Friday CSX special agents. pline comminee. 3:30 P.M. 2:10 A.M. night and three on Saturday. But some were upset with the This decision is meant to Laura E. Vanhorn, 21, of Bowling Nicholas Anthony Dvorak. 24. of The enforcement blitz was enforcement and thought it was educate students, not to punish Noster, Mo, was arrested for having AT BGNEWS.COM: Check Green, was cited for criminal meant to educate people about unnecessary. them, said Michael Ginsburg, an open container of alcohol. \ out details of University President trespassing after police saw her the danger of being on the "It's unfair to people who are the interim associate dean of walk on the railroad tracks on ^5 Sidnev Ribeaus Opening Day tracks, said Ken Gilsdorf, super- responsible and who know how students. address online See a breakdown Clough Street visor of public affairs and safety to cross the tracks |at places "Having two deaths within 10 of the topics he covered and plans for 3:54 P.M. the upcoming year for CSX. other than the crossing]," said days last tumuli is a serious situ- Crossing the tracks anywhere Paige Beathard, junior. ation, and students need to be A man came to the police station ON THE WEB: Read the iest of the but at a designated crossing is With the distance between aware of that," Ginsburg said. to report his daughter had lost a t* blotter online | www.bgnfws.com

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August 20.2007 3 CAMPUS BRIEF USG leaders set goals for student, faculty communication Library opens cafe By Kri»t«n Vasaj the office and hang out with us. Thinkers Cyber Cafe is the newest Reporter "One of our many goals this year is to have Don't be afraid lo let us know addition to the seventh floor o( the when there is something you USG IN BRIEF Jerome Library. The start of the new school a more informed student body. College has want fixed." To express appreciation (or Bowling year brings many new become a place to grow, and in order for this Lewis also plans to focus Green Libraries. Janet Paris, retired changes and opportunities, lime and effort toward working professor in human movement sport and the same holds true for to happen at BGSU, it is important that [the with other colleges. and leisure studies, began phase one of the Undergraduate Student "There is a new organiza- developing the cafe and study area on Government. students] are involved with the USG." tion called the Ohio Student the seventh floor by raising more than Under the new leadership Government Association which $45,000 to fund the construction of of President lohnnie Lewis Johnnie Lewis f USGPresi the USG will become involved the space and Vice President Nick with (this year|," Lewis said. (lamero, the USG plans to tral goal for this year. the importance of increased "We will be meeting and work- Trial runs to be held during various focus on "innovation and "Communication is our phi- communication between ing with other student govern- times of the day will continue through- dedication within the com- losophy," Gamero said. "We the USG and the students at ments from universities across out the semester to test the success of munity of Bowling Green," want to know the adminis- the University. the state of Ohio lo ensure that Thinkers Cyber Cafe'. The next trial run Lewis said. tration on a personal level "The USG plans on improv- Students' college experiences JOHNNIE L. LEWIS is estimated to be in mid-September. "One of our many goals |and| we want to be visible to ing communications with the are the best thai they can be." USG President this year is to have a more the students." school and the students this lill Carr, the dean of stu- "We're here to do Jacoby named trustee informed student body," he Along with helping fresh- year." Lehman said. "We dents and assistant vice said. "College has become a men during move-in days. do everything possible in order president for the Division of everything. We're here University student Daniel Jacoby place to grow, and in order for Gamero and Lewis also plan to reach out to the students and Student Affairs, said she feels to answer every has been named student trustee of the this to happen at BGSU. it is to spend time in the Union let them know who is repre- Lewis and Gamero will do question, and if we University's Board of Trustees important that tin- students] to become more acquainted senting them." just that. don't have the answer, Jacoby. 22. ol Bowling Green, is an are involved with the USG." with University students. In order to do so, the organi- "They are doing an excellent accounting and management informa- Gamero also sees commu- leremy Lehman, the USG zation has created an improved job so far," she said. "This is a we'll find an answer." tion systems major. He is expected to nication with the students speaker for the 20Q7-2008 and more navigable Web site Crucial lime of year for the USG serve on the board for two years and administration as a cen- academic year, also stressed ami is working on more ideas with new students moving onto that will help expand new ave- campus, and as long as they nues for communication. put themselves out there |to According to Lehman, the the students and the admin- USG also plans to work more istration]. 1 believe they will closely with other organiza- be able to put their plans into GSS social events kick off semester tions that need help. action." "Although we don't have Although both Lewis and By Jonathan van Mella I'riyanka Agrawa, a graduate "|We| want to build a stronger much, we plan on working Gamero say they feel it will be Reporter student in I he computer science community forgradstudents." with the monej that we have challenging to meet both the department, was one student Students can participate in and helping other student needs of I he administration Before the semester starts, new who chose not to skate. any of the group's events and organizations thai need it," and the students, they promise NICK GAMERO graduate st udents have to spend "I don't want to get hurt and can even help write University Lehman said. neither will be forgotten during USG Vice Pre-jdent hours in the classroom learn- prefer to watch. It's more fun legislat ion. Saba roff said. lint for the University lo ben- the course of the year. ing what to expect during their and safer," she said as her friend Though she hopes students efit from the USG. Lehman "We are a Student-run govern- "USG is the place time at the University. To offer left to give it a try, will attend meetings and social stressed the need for students ment, but We need lo be able lo where people can get a break from the intensive four- Though the event was held activities, Sabaroff stressed that lo come and discuss any prob- work with the administration in information about all day GradSTLI' program, the In GSS. some of the students GSS cm play a supporting role lems they may have with mem- order for things to run smooth- the important things Graduate Student Senate held in attendance weren't aware of for graduate students during bers of t he orga n i /at ion. ly," Lewis said. "We are here social activities for the students. the government body and what their academic careers. "We want tone approachable." to stand for the students. Who that are going on, One activity was held in the it tries to accomplish. "At limes it can be very trying I ehman said of the USG's quest better to represent the students Ice Arena, where more than :i(M) leannie Sabaroff, the presi- to work towards your gradu- lo know the students, "Come to than students?" boxes of pizza waited for the dent of (iSS. said she hoped the ate degree, and we have many students. Hundreds of gradu- event would encourage gradu- ways to help the students get- ate students enjoyed the rood ate students to be informed ting there." she said, while watching some of their about what GSS does, GSS meets bi-weekly and colleagues attempt to maintain "We are the voice of the gradu- will continue to hold events their balancewmmmm on the ice. ate students at BGSU." she said. throughout the semester. 834 South Main St. in "Big Lots Plaza [*} Cold Beer at State Minimum Prices! 419-352-9259

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LETTERS TO A NEW NAME FOR A NEW YEAR You're looking at what used to be called the Opinion page. As you can THE EDITOR see. we've changed the name this year to "Forum." The name reflects our belief that the page should serve as place where everyone on USG needs to take an campus and in Bowling Green should have a chance express his or her views, not just our regular columnists. issue and run with it The Undergraduate Student What do you think? Look at the "Speak your mind" box on this page for Government is off to another details on how to contact us with your thoughts. year of doing nothing, and even though I graduated last year, those failures still echo in my memory. Prom almost a thousand Avoid a major now, miles away. 1 come to you with one suggestion: Be the best USG ever. save an extra year later How? Well, adopt one sim- ple issue and stick with it the entire year. The only issue you the "victory lap" starts. If you are not allowed to choose is start taking classes pertaining "communication." That's the 1 1 to one major and then switch, goal the USG adopted last year i JEFF SMITH you might as well put on your .mil got nothing done with. COLUMNIST running shoes. What if the USG chose to I started out as a political sci- fight for domestic partner 1 i ence major. A year into taking benefits of same-sex faculty classes related to that major, I and staff? What if it chose There are a lot of factors that realized that I had zero interest to form a rally in Columbus can cause you to stay in school in becoming a lawyer. for increased funding for fbl five years instead of four, tak- I switched my major to exer- the future of a globalized ing what is referred lo as a "vic- cise specialist, took some kinc- Your comments improve the newspaper America? Or. what if it just tory lap." Most people will tell siology classes and soon learned chose this one issue: Gel you the main factor is partying again lhat I didn't want to pur- We cover the University more resented in this newspaper? us a bus to take back from too much, not studying enough sue that path, either. closely than any other pub- How can we do a better job the bars. or missing classes. So during winter break of lication and we want to make covering your issues? The BG Is it so much to ask thai I'm not one of those people. my second year. I sat down sure we're covering the things News is your newspaper. Don't you drop your goals of "com- Those factors are minor because and actually took the time to thai matter to you. tairly and forget thai. munication" that have failed you will learn pretty quickly what think of what really interested accurately, E-mail your story ideas, year after year and pick up your limits are. If you don't, then me and not what would just And lo do that, we need you. suggestions and thoughts to and run with just one? If you you won't have to worry about a look good on paper or impress Why? This is your newspaper. [email protected]. Call me get it done early, well, great! fifth year. You will already have someone else. What did you think of The BG We want your input about the at my desk at 419-372-6966. Visit On to the next one. moved back into your parents' That's how I finally decided News today? newspaper we work so hard to us in the newsroom in 210 West Sure, let the faculty come home after the first semester, creative writing was the degree I I'd love to hear from you. publish five days each week. Hall. Fill out a comment form in and speak about whatever sifting through the "help want- wanted for myself. I can honest- At The B(i News, our goal is to We want you to tell us what in Olscamp Hall or the Union topic it wants you to approve. ed" sections. ly say I haven't had regrets being serve you. Newspapers should frustrates you on campus and and drop it off in our box at the Let Edward Whipple come in But if you want to make it out in this program, and I actually serve as community watchdogs which issues you think deserve Union Information Center. to speak so he can feel good of here in four years, follow this enjoy going to classes now. and represent all members of more coverage. We're waiting. about himself. piece of advice: Do not choose a however, by the time I real- thai community in their pages. Campus administrators don't But don't adopt any other major yet. ized what I wanted. I had 30 That's our goal. tell us what to write. Unit's mission than the one you You've probably been hearing credit hours of worthless classes How do you think we're you i job. E-mail Lisa at UshalvQbgm. choose today. Update the stu- it from everyone around you for that counted for nothing. I was doing? So tell us, do you feel rep- edit. dent body on that mission in al least two years now: You're only in my third semester, and e-mails every other month. If going to college, so you have already a year behind. the administration says "we to decide what you want to do If I would have been a little need to have our attorneys with your life. smarter at the time. 1 would look at this bus thing," then Well, it's a lie. You don't have have never chosen a major Do more than just police the tracks e-mail the students and then lo decide anything right now, and look strictly general edu- delve into your deep, $30,000 and lo do so is a huge mistake. cation courses. Because by the So what exactly would solve this toward the nearest intersection. USG pockets and pay for your Choosing a major before real- time I realized what I really issue permanently? I spoke to Undergraduate own damn lawyer! izing what college is all about wanted to study, my gen- Though the fear of a citation Student Government President There is no reason you can't is like buying a car that may eral education requirements may temporarily i|iiell illegal lohnnie lewis about past efforts accomplish in one year just or may not work. The only dif- would have been fulfilled and crossings on railroad (racks, it is a USG and the administration have one of the issues your stu- ference is no one will tell you I would have been on track to weak attack to ensure the safety of taken to create more crosswalks. dent body cares about, and that choosing the major is a graduate in four years. pedestrians, most of those pedes- Those have lost their momen- believe me, "communication" bad idea. But what I did, what most trians being students. tum," lewis aid. isn't one of them. And if you The reason choosing a major people have done and what In Inly, citizens and students of lust across the tracks are But the University of Georgia, accomplish just one, then now is a mistake is because most people will continue to Bowling Green wen' made aware University rented apartments for instance, received $280,000 you will be the greatest USG you really don't know what you do is choose a major they think of the dangers of crossing the available to any student who through the Transportation the campus has ever known. want to do; you only think you will earn them a lot of money or railroad tracks when two men, would prefer lo live in them. Il Enhancement Act to improve Good luck. do. I say this because you are what will look nice in a frame in separate incidents, were killed would be ridiculous for the police its walkways for students as well — Matt Clark: Fort Myers, still in high-school mode. You're hanging on a wall. when a CSX train stnick them late and CSX lo assume they will scare as create paths 8 feet wide from Ha. still used to experiencing things So if you want to avoid the ,il night those students away from crossing student residential areas to the BGSU doss cf2006 through your parents' eyes. "victory lap," be smart and play The two incidents were only the tracks where they choose. school. You need to take some time dumb. Don't come into col- nine days apart, giving the police Hut we cannot blame police Pedestrian walkway bridges off from living up to other lege thinking you know every- an opportunity to go forth with officers for doing their jobs. In fact, have been created over milroad people's expectations and take thing and you have everything an agenda to increase citations for it is private property, and pedestri- tracks where pedestrian traffic is some time to find your own mapped out. illegally crossing the tracks. ans should be held accountable, heavy. Other more cost-effective SPEAK YOUR MIND expectations. Wait it out for at least a semes- In fact, (;SX sent a police force no matter how convenient those measures include having paved Got something you want to I'm not trying to bash all you ter. Take the time to wait until to monitor the railroad tracks last paths may he. pedestrian walkways with an say about An opinion column or incoming freshmen and tell all you know what is all out there weekend for any crossings not Only the city and the University alarm, bell and whistle similar to news story? Here's how to get in of you that you are stupid. You're and find what your true passion done at legal intersections. The can solve this issue. While there are those at road intersections. touch with us for letters to the not. You've all made it this far, is. If you do this, you just might citations fees are S150 to S250, and many native residents to Bowling The city should recognize the editor: so I'm willing to bet you are all make it out of here in four years some also carried risks of jail time. Green, students make up a very benefits of having a university pretty intelligent. — with a degree in something Right now, there are about large part of its population. close by and respect our wishes ■ E-mail us at But I'm also willing to bet you actually like. 500 people a year who die from It is the responsibility of the lo further expand student-friend- [email protected]. my more than $80,000 in stu- these trespassing or illegal cross- University to cultivate and put into ly initiatives throughout die city, ■ Drop a note into our new dent loans that an overwhelm- ing offenses. Sixty-two percent of action an agenda that is beneficial such as allowing the creation of comment box at the Union ing majority of you will change those deaths still occur even when to the students, in this case, the walkways and pedestrian bridges. Information Center. ■your minds about your major E-inail comments about this all the proper alarms are function- necessary agenda would be creat- It is very tragic dial two people ■ Call us at 419-372-6966. at least once, and that is how column to [email protected] ing — the train has slowed down ing safer routes for students who have been killed this summer in ■ Come to our newsroom in and is blowing its horn; the lights not only live on die other side of ti.iin incidents. But instead of giv- 210 West Hall. CHECK THIS OUT! and bells are working. the tracks, hut those who also live ing the student population more Many people have said perhaps on the other side of Wooster. restriction through citation and Be sure to read the full The BG News is still looking for opinion columnists the victims were intoxicated or In October 2006, I be BG News fear-mongering, we should come submission guidelines at the and editorial cartoonists! they were under emotional stress. printed an article that described to a compromise that isn't as reac- bottom of this page. A month later, police and the police having problems uiih tionary and that benefits all citi- county coroner have released little Students continuously jaywalk- zens of Bowling Green. Everyone on campus is welcome to apply - information on the circumstances ing across Wooster Street and students, faculty and staff. surrounding these incidents. As Thurslin Avenue. Students living a result, it would be premature to across the street see an incon- E-mail comments about this ONLINE: Read more exclusive con- E-mail thenews9bgnews.com for more information make those assumptions. venience in taking scenic routes column to [email protected]. k tent lwww.bgiiflvrs.com

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COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio is at homes, county agencies can't schedule, said director Helen risk of losing track of foster care add their cases to the new lones-Kelley. The database was children because of problems computer system, said Crystal rolled out last year after a decade in a new statewide computer Ward Allen, executive director of missed deadlines and false system, child welfare advo- of the association. starts, she said. cates say. The Children Services The state is working to enter ThenewStatewideAutomated Association points to a missing the missing foster family data, Child Welfare Information foster child crisis in Florida five lones-Kelley said. The data- System, launched in about half years ago as an example of the base is current to Aug. 1. and of Ohio's 88 counties so far, is potential risks. as counties discover problems, designed to collect data on child Then, it took Florida's state workers correct the main abuse and neglect cases, mak- Department of Children and system, she said. ing it easier for child welfare' Families 15 months to realize To protect the case file infor- agencies to track abusers and a 5-year-old Miami foster girl mation, some counties' case- victims instead of independent was missing. later investiga- workers are using backup sys- county-by-county databases tions revealed the agency had tems, such as writing out infor- currendy in use. temporarily been unable to find mation by hand, said Franklin But the $93 million project 102 children. County's Children Services failed to include information Allen said her organization Fxecutive Director I jic Fenner. from foster care providers who has asked the state to stop add- "All the children in our care, did not have children in their ing new counties to the system we know where they are. The BIILUCKEY I »P PHOTO homes at the time the system until the problems are fixed. problem is, they are not all in FLOWER PATCH: Ktm Cooke-Lorenz takes a photo of her daughters, not shown, among sunflowers yesterday along State Route 68 in went online, according to the The Ohio Department of lob |the computer sysiem]," he said. Yellow Springs. Ohio state's Public Children Services and family Services recognizes By lanuary, all of ihe state's Association. the problems in the transitional 88 counties should be using the When children are sub- period, but the department is automated information system, sequently placed in those eager to keep the program on lones-Kelley said. Panel allows colleges free land reign University of Akron proposes purchase of $22.7 million, 190-room hotel complex Laid-off teachers seek jobs in Springboro COLUMBUSM-UMBUS (AP) - Members "It does seem sometimes that justiust becausebecausi of a bipartisan stale panel have SPRINCIBORO. Ohio (AP) ing positions. In Springboro. just positions. Ihe biggest opportu- allowed Ohio's public universi- the land is available the university wants to — School districts in Warren south of Dayton, 2.000 applied, nities are for teachers in special ties (o make about 150 land pur- County in southwestern Ohio but just 21 were hired. And in education, math and science, chases worth more than $95 mil- buy it.... Sometimes there's a concern that have fielded thousands of Lebanon, 30 got jobs from a pool administrators said. lion in the past five years, rarely teacher applications, many of 800 applicants. Recent college graduates who asking questions or turning down they are buying just to be buying." from former teachers in Dayton, "People apply at high-growth are familiar with current teach- requests, a newspaper reported Middletown and Cincinnati districts because diat's where the ing methods and new classroom yesterday. Sen. John Catey I Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee public schools, where hundreds jobs are," said Craig Ullery, assis- technology were the most likely The latest proposal to go before of positions were eliminated tant superintendent in Mason. to be hired, school officials said. the state Controlling Board is the have some quesrions about the The University of Akron's plan this year. The most competitive area With starting salaries around University of Akron's plan to buy a University of Akron plan, said is to buy the eight-story Quaker In Mason, about 25 miles is early childhood education, $34,000 a year, the newly hired 190-room hotel complex at a cost Republican state Sen. lohn Carey, Square hotel complex downtown northeast of Cincinnati, more where there are many more teachers are also attractive to of S22.7 million. If approved today, chairman of die Senate Finance and convert it into dorms for 382 than 3,000 applied for 63 teach- qualified applicants than open budget-conscious districts. it will be die most expensive land (iimmittee and a member of the students. Plans also call for offic- purchase by a public university in Controlling Board. es, a banquet hall and 450 park- Ohio in at least 25 years, accord- The board often wonders about ing spaces. ing to a computer analysis by die universities' land buys when col- School officials say the growing Columbus Dispatch. lege leaders so often complain campus needs more space. The Lawmakers to close sex offender loophole The $22.7 million price tag is that they don't have the proper university is tearing down housing more than double the property's funding to maintain current facili- for about 350 students on the other COLUMBUS (AP) — State law- family fights his release. motivated by sexual conduct," S9.H million official tax valuation. ties, he said. side of die campus to make way for makers are moving to close a State law requires people said Franklin County Prosecutor Most properties sell for more than "It does seem sometimes that a $55 million, 30,000-seat football legal loophole that would allow a found guilty of involuntary Ron O'Brien, who wasn't county their official valuation, but uiiiver- just because the land is available stadium to replace the 68-year-old man who killed a 14-year-old girl manslaughter to register as sex prosecutor when the case went sities are paying on average about the university wants to buy it," Rubber Bowi. to walk out of prison next month offenders but not those who are to trial but whose research 63 percent more than the land's tax Carey said. "Sometimes there's a State Rep. lay llottinger, a without having to register as a convicted of voluntary man- uncovered the loophole. value, die Dispatch said. concern that they are buying to be Republican from Newark who sexual predator. slaughter. Republican state Sen. Steve The (xintrolling Board has seven buying." sits on the Controlling Board, said Robert Lee Wells, 44. who A judge convicted Wells of vol- Stivers of Columbus is trying to members — three members of The Controlling Board has die Akron proposal won't result in fatally stabbed Barbara Sue untary manslaughter based on a change the law in a pending vic- the Ohio House, three from the mmed down just one propos- increased tuition, room or board. Caulley in 1988, was granted bite mark on the girl's left breast tims' rights bill. state Senate and a board president al in 25 years — a request from "It's their prerogative to decide parole in lune but remains in that matched Wells' teeth. O'Brien said he'll joinCaulley's appointed by die governor. Youngstown State University in the what their campus is going to look the Chillicothe Correctional "Certainly, the facts of this family at a parole hearing Sept. Board members will dcfinitelv. 1990s, the newspaper said. like," he said. Institution while the victim's case would indicate that it was 12 to fight Wells'release

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fighting between pro-gov- lews seeking sanctuary from "Israel can't throw open Israel estimates that 2.800 FRESHMEN REFUGEES ernment militias and rebels in the Nazis before and during the gates and allow unlim- people have entered the country illegally through Egypt's Sinai From Page I From Page 1 Darfur has killed more than World War II and being turned ited access for people who are 21)0.1100 people and displaced away. Some volunteers have basically economic refugees," desert in recent years. Nearly "Lack of connecting u> BGSU "Anyone who enters Israel ille- 2.5 million since February helped migrants find jobs and Zuroffsaid. all are from Africa, including in a Mgnilu.ini way leads to gally will pertain to everyone, 2003. housing. The Darfurians found sanc- 1,160 from Sudan. Many spent retention prohlems." including those from Darfur." Most of the displaced people Eytan Schwartz, an advocate tuary from the killings in Sudan months oryears in Egypt before The Division of Student spokesman David Baker said, remain in Darfur. but the U.N. for Darfur refugees in Israel, by fleeing to Egypt, he said, but entering Israel. Affairs is working diligently to lie offered no explanation for estimates that 236,000 have objected to any ban on the asy- tht'irarrival in Israel "was moti- Israel has repeatedly urged keep students involved with the change. fled across the border to neigh- lum seekers. "The state of Israel vated primarily by the difficult Egypt to step up its surveillance their majors and general sur- Overnight, Israel returned boring Chad, where they live has to show compassion for living conditions and bleak of the border to prevent the ille- roundings at the University. 48 Africans to Egypt. An Israeli in camps. Tens of thousands of refugees after the Jewish peo- economic prospects in that gal flow of goods and people. Itibeau said. government official said Egypt others have sought sanctuary ple was subject to persecution country." Egypt has responded by beef- "(let them connected and get bad guaranteed that any Darfur in Egypt, which is ill-equipped throughout its history," he said. That the refugees are from ing up its efforts recently, with them engaged," she s,ud refugees would no) be forced to to provide them with jobs and The Association for Civil Sudan further complicates almost daily reports of African The decreased enroll- return to Sudan, The official social services. Rights in Israel said in a state- the matter, because Israeli refugees being arrested before ment is unlikdy to have long- spoke on condition of anonym- About 400 of the Darfurians ment that it is. "Israel's moral law denies asylum to anyone entering Israel. term financial effects for the ity because he was not autho- who reached Egypt have driven and legal obligation to accept from an enemy state. Sudan's In luly, Egyptian police shot University unless it continues. rized lei release that informa- and trekked through desert any refugees or asylum seek- Muslim government is hostile and killed a Sudanese woman Swegan said. tion to the press. sands to cross the unfenced ers facing life-threatening to Israel and has no diplomatic who was trying to cross into Teri Sharp, a University Egyptian Foreign Minister frontier with Israel, according danger or infringements on ties with the lewish state. Israel, the first confirmed death spokeswoman, said adminis- Ahmed Aboul (iheit told to the refugees' advocates in their freedom." Although the case of the of its kind. And earlier this tratotsarewaidngforthel5 daj reporters yesterday that Egypt Israel. But Bphraim /.uroff of Darfur refugees is unusual, the month, Israeli media reported report, which shows finalized would accept the refugees for Israel's response to the the Nazi-hunting Simon late Prime Minister Menachem that Egyptian border guards enrollment data, from there, "ver\ pressing humanitarian unexpected arrivals has been Wlesenthal Center said the Begin set a precedent in 1977 beat to death two Sudanese the University will determine reasons' but that this type mixed. Threats to expel them lewisfl people could not be when he offered asylum to men in front of Israeli soldiers, whether budget nils need to be of transfer "would not be have clashed with sentiments expected to right every wrong nearly 400 Vietnamese boat Egypt neither confirmed nor made, she said. repeated again." inspired by the memory of just because of its past. people. denied the incident. k for The BG News! We're hiring copy editors, web staffers, news reporters and columnists. If you're interested in a position, email the [email protected], call (419) 372-6966 or just stop by the newsroom in 210 West Hall. o w

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By Lit Sidoti Franklin & Marshall College in consultant. 'These days, it's too ally and candidates must strike a "In the olden days, this wasn't an The Associated Press Pennsylvania. easy to have cold, hard proof." balance between being authentic loking aside, he said: "I don't "You've got to have a strategy to and being willing to admit they issue because if you said something WASHINGTON - Say whal? think you can go through this gru- combat the YouTube video," she are wrong. The 2008 presidential campaign eling ordeal and not find even added. "Now, one mistake can be "I'd rather be who I am and that could be problematic, you just theme could be "Oops! What I the most seasoned politician who replayed often." make mistakes than come across meant was..." isn't susceptible to misspeak- Typically, Republican and as this very carefully scripted, total- denied that you said it." lust about every Republican ing or a malaprop here or there. Democratic strategists say, candi- ly handled person. I think people and Democrat has flubbed an We're seeing some genuinely real dates who slip up take one of two are so sick of that," said fanner enny Bad ' .ulMri answer to a question or made moments as these candidates are damage-control avenues. Arkansas Gov. Mike I luckabee, a a borderline inappropriate com- in the pressure cooker." Some opt to stand firmly behind Republican whose words some- my boys in any way." lohn McCain, a Republican ment some so uncomfortable Chalk up the glut of apologies their comments and plow for- times have gotten him in trouble. Giuliani, the New York City senator from Arizona known lor they make you cringe only to take and clarifications to changing ward with their campaigns. They "People will forgive me for a mis- mayor during the terrorist attacks, his off-the-cuff style, twice has back the remarks or seek to clarify times. believe that apologizing or clarify- take more than they'll forgive me claimed he was at ground zero "as clarified comments. In separate them later when under fire. Candidates of all stripes have ing is a sign of weakness and that for phoniness. And, if they don't, often, if not more, than most of instances, he referred to U.S. lives This month alone, Republican become extremely sensitive to sticking to their viewpoints shows then I'm not their guy." the workers" and was exposed to lost in Iraq as "wasted" and used Mitt Romney backtracked from the Internet era and painfully strength and projects self-aware- I luckabee once referred to the same health risks. After draw the term "tar baby," which some a comment about his sons' lack aware of video-sharing Web ness. The risk is that they can Arkansas as a "banana republic" ing the ire ot some firefighters, he people consider a racial epithet of military service. Rival Rudy sites such as YouTube that allow appear stubborn and unwilling to and, on another occasion, jok- acknowledged: "I could have said In both cases, he quickly said he Giuliani retreated from his sug- images and audio to be posted admit mistakes. ingly attributed his 110-pound it better" and "What I was saying regretted his word choke. gestion that he spent as much online immediately. More often, candidates decide weight loss to spending time in a was: Tin there with you.'" Barack Obama, a Democratic time as Sept. II rescue work- At the same time, it has become to acknowledge their errors or concentration camp. Richardson, New Mexico's senator from Illinois, also apolo- ers at the ground zero site and routine for campaigns to send out explain their comments quickly. Among the recent gaffes: governor, said "It's a choice" and gized for using the word "wasted" was exposed to the same health "trackers" with recorders to cap- The hope is to take blunders off Romney, a former Massachu- then "you know, I'm not a sci- about U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq. risks. Democrat Bill Richardson ture a rival's every appearance in the table and blunt the impact setts governor, defended his five entist" when gay rights activists During a campaign speech in stumbled over a question about hopes of catching an election- of any attacks. But they also sons' decisions not to enlist in asked during a forum whether Virginia, he drastically overstated whether homosexuality was a altering misstep to use in a televi- could appear as though they do the military and said "one of the people are born gay or whether the death loll in the springtime choice. All sought to skirt con- sion ad or Web video. not mean what they say and will ways my sons are showing sup- they choose homosexuality. I le tornado in Kansas, saying. "Ten troversy by quickly explaining "In the olden days, this wasn't change positions when they feel port for our nation is helping me quickly clarified. Hie Democrat thousand people died an entire themselves. an issue because if you said some- the heat. get elected." later, die Republican also has said, "I screwed up' town destroyed.'' I he actual death It is happening so often, "you'd thing that could be problematic, Regardless of which path they said he misspoke, explaining: "I when citing conservative Byron loll was \2. think it's deliberate!" quipped you just denied that you said it," choose, strategists say, each situ- didn't mean in any way to com- White as a model Supreme The lesson? Watch what you G. Terry Madonna, a pollster at said lenny Backus, a Democratic ation must be handled individu- pare service in the country with Court Justice. say. o w

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London on the world's clean — to companies that find them percent of all carbon funds being - Hurricane Dean pummeled Jamaica change will cost billions are A sustained fall in the world's energy and carbon markets. cheaper than cutting iheir own managed out of London, New with guslmq winds and torrential rams now giving way to a different steep oil prices could make The Qty of London financial emissions. Energy Finance said. yesterday after the prime minister made a view: Green can be the color of investment in alternatives lo fos- district has taken the lead in That created the fast-growing The United Slates, which last-minute plea for residents to abandon money. sil fuels seem less attractive. making billions from the man- carbon markets, where certifi- rejected the Kyoto agreement, their homes and head for shelter Many T he United States. Europe More important, to sustain agement of C02 emissions, one cates arc bought and sold like has never adopted a federal residents ignored the call, however, while and l.ip.in are locked in a frantic business' new attraction to clean of the fastest-growing segments a commodity. Il also includes system of controls for carbon- tourists holed up in resorts with hur- race to cash in on the exploding energy, governments must main- in financial services. investments in projects thai help dioxide emissions, although ricane-proof walls The storm triggered business of saving the planet. tain, or even step up, efforts to The carbon market was cre- to generate additional credits. California has binding targets evacuation calls from the Cayman Islands 11 ii uli ii i has become the center Cut carbon emissions. Toward ated after Europe signed the About $30.4 billion of allow- lo cut C02 emissions and other to Texas, and forced the Space Shuttle to for the mnltibillion dollar mar- thai end, a major U.N. meeting 1997 Kyoto agreement on curb- ances were traded last year, slates are expected to follow. cut short its mission ket in carbon emissions, attract- will be held in Bali. Indonesia, in ing green house gases. In 2005, representing 1.6 billion ions of America, however, has ing investors who trade C02 December aimed at reaching a European governments started C02. double the volume of 2005, emerged as the world leader in allowances. new global climate pact to suc- capping the amounts of carbon said Point Carbon, a company of developing clean energy tech- France's foreign Silicon Valley is leading the ceed tin' Kyoto Protocol, which dioxide that industries could market analysts based in Norway. nologies. minister visits Baghdad way in attracting venture capi- expires in 2012. emit, while letting them buy and New Energy I'inance estimates Il involves a wide range of sec- tal for green technologies that But for now, the battle against sell (X)2 emission allowances. that S33.8 billion carbon credits tors, including wind, solar, biofu- BAGHDAD (AP) - France's foreign shows signs of mirroring the global wanning continues The cap-and-trade system will be needed lo meet targets els, biomass (organic material to mmistei paid an unannounced and highly dot-com boom and critics to offer investors an unusual encourages factories and indus- under the Kyoto Accord and the produce power and heat), energy symbolic visit to Baghdad yesterday - the say eventual bust — of the chance 10 be idealistic and tries to cut emissions by giving European Emissions-Trading efficiency technology, hydrogen first by a senior French official since the 1990s. And Japan's Toyota has greedy at the same time. them "pollution permits. If they Scheme by 2012. and fuel cells, and tidal power. wai stalled and a gesture to the American effort in liaq after years of icy relations over the US-led invasion. Bernard Kouchner said Pans wanted to "turn the Southern Texas prepares for a page" and look to the future. possible strike from Hurricane Dean Survey shows 13 to 24- By Monica Rhor year-olds value family The Associated Press "We're preparing for NEW YORK (AP) - So you're between Hurricane Dean just the ages of 13 and 24. What makes you HOUSTON — Even with pow- happy? A worried parent might imagine erful Hurricane Dean days as if it is going to be the answer to sound something like this away and its path uncertain, Se*. drugs, a little rock n roll Maybe some officials in sodden south a direct hit." cash, or at least the car keys. Turns out the Texas left little to chance yes- real answer is quite different Spending terday, readying planes, gaso- JohnnyCavazos| Emergency Director time with family was the top answei to line and hundreds of buses to that open-ended question, according to an )AE( HONG ■'"'•HI get residents out in a hurry. where by yesterday night. extensive survey - more than 100 ques- PRAYER: Dannette Moynier. Dannette's daughter McKenzie and McKenzie Harbel pray for the trapped miners. Authorities passed out In Washington. R. David tions asked of 1.280 people ages 13 to 24 sandbags, evacuated inmates Paulison, head of the Federal - conducted by The Associated Press and and opened emergency oper- Emergency Management MTV on the nature of happiness among ations centers in a region still Agency, said up to 100,000 misim raaesfad in coal miner rescue soaked from the remnants ol people might have to be Americas young people. Tropical Storm Erin, which evacuated from the state's By Michael Rubin kam to support life, and the latest holes into which video cameras caused severe flooding and at southeastern coast and its Afghan police free The Associated Press efforts to signal the men were and microphones were lowered. least one death yesterday in immigrant shantytowns near German hostage in raid again met by silence. Rescuers banged on a drill bit Oklahoma. the Mexican border. The storm HUNTINGTON, Ulah — Six The news marked a shift in and set oft explosives Saturday, We're preparing for is on course for northern KABUL. Afghanistan (AP) - Afghan coal miners caught in a cave- tone in mine officials' assess- hoping to elicit a response, hut Hurricane Dean just as if Mexico, but could shift and hit poke freed a female German hostage in may never be found and ments of the chances the men heard none. it is going to be direct hit," the region around Brownsville. from a Kabul neighborhood and arrested could forever be lost to the would be rescued, hopes they Video images taken from said Johnny Cavazos. the Texas, Paulison said. a group of kidnappers early this morning, still-quivering mountain, had maintained even after three the fourth hole showed signs chief emergency director for In Oklahoma, what was left an Interior Ministry spokesman said The officials conceded yesterday, rescuers were killed and six of collapse in the cavern Cameron County at the state's of Erin flooded homes and 31-year-old aid worker was freed during abandoning the optimism more hurt Thursday in another but no indication the min- southernmost tip. roads and blacked out thou- a raid in the western part of the capital they've maintained publicly "bump" inside the mountain. ers were there, said Richard A state of emergency was sands of customers, mostly in not far from the restaurant where she was for nearly two weeks. There has been little evidence Stickler, head of (he fed declared in the resort town the Oklahoma City area. One seized Saturday while dining with her hus- Air readings from a fourth that the six miners survived the eral Mining Safety and I lealth of South Padre Island. About drowning was blamed on the band. Zemary Bashari said. The woman's hole drilled more than 1,500 initial Aug. (i collapse. Workers Administration. Three previous 3.3(H) jail and prison inmates flooding and a motorist was husband was not abducted. feet into the mountainside have gained limited access to efforts to reach the men via in the area were to be bused missing, local and state offi- found insufficient oxygen the mine through four bore- drilling have proved futile. to correctional facilities else cials said.

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FOOTBALL A Preview of the MAC East Find out which teams were picked to finish on top of .the conference and also where BG was predicted to end up. See more | Page 10

AP Top 25 Poll Released USC ran away with the voting for No. I, but what other

teams rounded out the top TOP: Doyl L. Perry Stadium 25 in the country? See more | had new synthetic FieldTurf Page 11 lew-look field draws installed this offseason The new surface should eliminate praise, excitement from any prospect of another Mud BASEBALL Bowl occurmg at the stadium Reds win, Tribe loses By Bill Bordewielc Reporter IEFT: The Set* Center Two late-inning battles have is a new athletic facility located at the north end of different results for Ohio* A driving rainstorm and mud characterized BG's last Doyt L Perry Stadium. The teams. See more | Page 13 game played at Doyt Perry Stadium. It may still deal with a driving rainstorm this season, hut the mud will University has received over be no more as the Falcons have installed FieldTurf to $77 million in donations for TENNIS replace the natural grass that turned into mud during the building Federer wins... again last season's game against Miami. "HeldTurf is a product that our players and coaches Roger Federer wins his 50th have a great deal of confidence in," BG Athletic Director PHOTOS BY JORDAN FLOWtR event against James Blake | Greg Christopher said. THE &G NEWS Page 14 "|The new surface] allows us greater flexibility with the stadium, meaning many of our teams can practice on the surface and Perry stadium can host more events, OUR CALL and |it| helps the department generate more revenues," Christopher said. PROS CONS The 2007 season will mark the first time in 41 years C£L These are reasons why FieldTurf These are reasons why the Today in Sports that the Doyt will have a new playing surface. was a good thing for Doyt L. FieldTurf could be a bad thing BG will become the 29th school nationwide and sixth Perry Stadium. for the Falcons. History: in the MAC to install FieldTurf as its playing surface in its 1939: The first black home stadium. ■ Less maintenance: No ■ Heat: The turf tends to "It's looking great -1 check it out everyday," linebacker sprinklers, no lawn mowers, garner more heat than bowling league (National l.oren Hargrove said. "Everyday I go up there it looks bet- SEANODROBINAK no pesticides, no fertilizer, grass does. That can make Bowling Association) is ter - they got the lines, and now they got the logos in the Defensive Tackle no problem. playing conditions harder, formed. end zone. It looks great, and it's almost done." ■ Better drainage: As we but with mostly evening Hargrove is happy the mud is no longer a worry for the "Yeah, it's rubber, and it all know from the Mud games at home, the 1945: The Dodgers' Tommy players and coaches in their preparation for the game. holds a lot of heat, but it's Bowl Incident of 2006. the Falcons may not have to Brown (17) becomes the "You don't have to worry about the mud anymore." o great having sure footing. It drainage under the football worry about this. Hargrove said. "I think it's going to help our whole envi- GO youngest player in MLB just fee's like you re faster. field had a few problems. ■ Hardness: The turf has ronment. The fans are going to love it because it'sa whole < Drainage was included concrete underneath it, history to hit a homerun. new look for us." with the installation of a so the field loses that soft, 1985: Dwight Gooden of The decision for a change in surfaces came primarily new field. grassy feel to it. The jury after last season's game against the Miami Redllawks in is still out on whether or the Mets becomes the first ■ Promotion: There's less of which the natural grass turned into mud after enduring a drawback for having high not it causes more injuries, NL pitcher to strike out 200* a driving rainstorm for the entire day. school teams play on a though. The result of that game was a very sloppy contest in batters in his first en field that won't need to be ■ Nature: Football is usually which the Redllawks defeated the Falcons 9-7 after the completely redone in time played on grass, it's weird two seasons. Falcons missed a go-ahead field goal. That field goal was for the Falcons to play on it. to see that change, but it attempted when the entire field had more or less turned Footing: The new field may be for the better. to mud. DIYRAL BRIGGS. ■ The List allows players to get bet- ■ Money: The cost was It was obvious a change needed to be made by the start Defensive End The top five college football ter footing than the grass around $1 million. Although, of this season. "I feel like it gives me an games to watch this season. "Our concern was with the condition of the existing that used to be there. That it can be argued that the edge... I feel a lot lighter could make for some very turf will save money in the 1. Louisville at drainage system, which also was installed in 1966, we believe this change best serves the interest of our pro- and it makes me feel a lot fast Falcons. long run. West Virginia gram," Christopher said. faster." (Nov. 8): This game will See TURF | Page 12 feature three legit Heisman contehders in Brian Brohm. Steve Slaton and Pat White. It could also decide the Big East Our job is 2. Virginia Tech at Soccerteam improved from '06 LSU (Sept. 8): SI com to report By Pata Schramm "We are adding about 10 In all, the team will return ranks this game as the top Reporter players," said coach Fred about seven starters along with non-conference game of the Thompson. "So the first thing a number of talented players, objective year. As the two-a-day practices we have to do is get everyone including 13 letter-winners. wind down for the BGSU men's on the same page and start act- Three of those players are t he 3. Texas vs. soccer team, the anticipation ing like a team on the field. team's seniors: Abiola Sandy. for the upcoming season is "Its just repetition and get- Alec Perea and Ryan Perea. Oklahoma (Oct. 6): skyrocketing. ting to know people's habits, Thompson will be counting Both teams have combined The Falcons, who are led by and getting to know who's on their leadership and experi- BGNEWSfllEPHOIO to win the last 12 Big 12 South a small but strong senior class, going to do what at what time, ence to help the young team FANCY FEET: Ryan Perea(lO) dribbles titles. Plus they hate one will welcome a few new and so that's what we are focusing in a game last season. Perea is one of three See SOCCER | Page 12 talented faces this year. on right now." returnng seniors for the Falcons Whether you're in lecture, another's guts. drinking your morning coffee or 4. Ohio State at sitting on your porcelain throne, you need a stellar sports page to Michigan (Nov. 17): read. As the sports editor of The The Wolverines have lost five BG News, it's my job to provide High hopes, big expectations for netters that for you. of the last six meetings to Our sports staff will he doing the Buckeyes, but are extra- By Nathan Parsons in the last seven years. three varsity letters, says the TENNIS OUTLOOK its best to give a fair assessment focused to turn it around in Reporter BG hopes the late season courts should do wonders for of how the school's teams are success will carry over to this the team. performing in the upcoming '07. And the Bucks lost a lot ■ BG is returning seven As the BGSU women's tennis year. "They will improve morale," season. more starters than Michigan. players from last year's team begins preparing for the "It's huge," said BG coach Voile said. "It will be good to team. That said, we are not cheer- upcoming season, the team Penny Dean. "It's very excit- have good-looking courts to leaders. Our job is to watch The team will be playing 5. Florida at LSU is confident it can continue ing. It's a confidence builder play on. Makes us look better ■ and practicing on brand the games and report what where it left off last year. for sure. Everybody had that as a team." happens. (Oct. 6): Both teams will new courts in 2007. The Falcons advanced experience." BG finished last season with While we are students at be looking for a huge win in ■ The Falcons finished 15-9 to the semifinals of the The Falcons will have some- an overall record of 13-9, while BGSU and do support its ath- last season and went .500 a possible SEC title game Mid-American Conference thing else to look forward to going .500 in the MAC. letic programs, we're trying to in the MAC last season. preview. Tournament after coming besides the start of a new sea- According to Dean, all the prepare for the real world in our Dean's team advanced to from behind to beat Miami in son — playing on brand new pieces are in place for the team ■ profession. In the real worid, the quarterfinals. BG's semifi- courts. the semifinals of the MAC Tournament last season nal birth was the team's first Andrea Voile, who has earned See TENNIS | Page 12 See OBJECTIVE -12 \ f 10 SPORTS WWWBGNEWS.COM

MAC EAST PREVIEW Beasts of the East Falcons picked to finish fifth in division By Bid Bord«wid< winning its first four. McRae is one of the rea- Reporter But a sub-par finish did not sons why the Bobcats were stop two of the KSU players picked by members of the TheMid- American from being confident about media to repeat as division Conference Hast division is this season. champions. made up of seven teams, and "We expect to win the If the Bobcats make it five of them hail from the MAC. Not only the East, but that far, they will look for Buckeye state. the whole MAC," quarterback better results than they had It's safe say the division 11ili.i11 Edelman said. in last year's contest — a champion will come from " We've just got to play our game in which they lost 31- Ohio. For four straight years, a game. We have to prepare lOtoCMU. different team from Ohio has well, practice well. We're at One of Ohio's chief rivals represented the East in the the point where we're athletic in Miami will also be in the MAC Championship game. enough to stay with all these hunt led by quarterback Mike In fact, the only other state teams, and now it's all on the Kokal. Kokal finished second to represent the East was West mental game." in the league in passing yards Virginia, when Marshall was lack Williams, defensive per game with about 220 dominating the conference in back for the Golden Flashes, yards per game the late '90s to the early part of echoed Edelman's state- BG is an interesting team the 21st century. ments about wanting to win because of how young they Marshall has since moved the MAC. are. They beat division cham- on to Conference USA. and "Our expectations are pion Ohio 21 -9 in Athens, but Wesl Virginia no longer has a that we want to win it," only wound up going 4-8 in MAC representative. Williams said. "We expect conference. So if you go by trends, to be the number one team, BG coach Gregg Brandon expect one of the following we want to be champion of believes the East is wide open - iWWSf IE PHOTO teams to win the division this the MAC East." this year. BGNtWS FILE PHOTO A PLEASANT SURPRISE: Julan Edelman and Keni Slate are look- year: Kent State, Ohio, Akron, "Vie definitely want to build "I think we're right in the YOUTH MATTERS: Chris Bullock made an impact as a redshnt freshman and ing lo tmprove on their surprise 2006 season Miami or Howling Green. on lastyear'sseason, "Williams hunt." Brandon said. "I think this year he's part of a three-headed rushing trio that has been picked lo finish it's a very balanced division. The division has also seen said. "We had a pretty suc- fifth in the East a different representative for cessful season, but we didn't Our side, I think any num- the last four, years, with Kent finish the job. Anything less ber of teams could emerge. were just a year removed Brookhart said. "I think every 2007 BG FOOTBALL SCHEDULE State being the only team to than the MAC East champs is I think it will come down to from winning the conference team you look at here is very not represent the division at a disappointment." who can manage their sched- in 2005, but fell off last season close — parity is there." Sept. 1 at Minnesota 8 p.m. the championship during The Flashes will be in a fight ule and who can keep their and only posted a 3-5 record Buffalo and Temple round this time. for the division crown with players healthy through the in conference. out the East division, but are Sept. 8 at Michigan St 12 p.m. (xutkl this be the year for other teams that feature some stretch run." Coach |.D. Brookhart said not expected to compete for a coach Doug Martin and his gifted offensive weapons. BG's success will depend on he believes his team is out title after compiling 2-10 and Sept 22 Temple 12 p.m. Golden Hashes? Ohio running back Kalvin how its young players mature to prove the prognosticators 1-11 records respectively. The Flashes are coming off McRae ran for over 1,200 and gain experience through- wrong. No matter who wins this Sept. 29 Western Kentucky' 6 p.m. a 5-3 conference season last yards last season while out the season. "I don't know. It's scrambled division, it should be an excit- year, but had a disappointing amassing 15 touchdowns in Akron is also a team that every year and no one has ing chase for the opportunity Oct. 6 at Boston College 1 p.m. finish, losing three of its last the process, second only to should gamer some division picked it right yet in the three to get to Detroit for the MAC four conference games after Garrett Wolfe's 19. champion hype. The Zips years that I've been here," Championship. Oct. 13 at Miami 3 p.m. Oct. 20 at Kent State 4 p.m. 2006 MAC STANDINGS PRESEASON MAC POLL

Oct. 27 Ohio 6 p.m. The football season was full of surmses as Central Michigan II but dominated the MAC East Points West Points Ohio and Kent hat great seasons The Flashes West in 2006 while Western Michigan and Nov. 2 Akron 7:30 p.m came out of right field to beat Miami. BG and Northern Illinois jockeyed for second place all Ohio 216 O) Wes!e- 175(15) Akron, but faded a the end season and both earned bowl berths Kent Slate 205(15) Central Michigan 173(10) Nov. 9 at Eastern Michigan 7:30 p.m. Div. Ovr. Div. Ovr. Akron 171(6) Toledo 1?8(6) East W-L W-L West W-L W-L Miami Ban Stale 154(4) Nov. 17 at Buffalo 1 p.m. Ohjo Central MicUgar 165(1) ...... 5-5 6-6 Weste- 6-2 8-5 BG 150 Northern lllinors 90 Akion 5-5 5-7 Northern Wires 5-5 7-6 Nov 23 Toledo 2:30 p.m. Temple 640) Eastern Michigan 46 BG 3-5 4-8 Bat Stale 5-5 5-7 Buffalo 61 M,am 2-6 MO Toledo 5-5 5-7 frst place voles in ttienthesis "Homecoming •_,.,.. W 210 Eastern Miclugar 1-7 Ml

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS' COLLEGE FOOTBALL Trojans on top of first poll PRESEASON TOP 25 The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press preseason college football poll, with first- Pete Carroll, USCreceivethird preseason place votes in parentheses. 2006 records, total points based on lo. 1 ranking in past four years 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th- By Ralph D. Rutso they've been No. 1 in the poll. Only Notre place vote, and final ranking: The Associated Press Dame 195), Oklahoma (95) and Ohio State 188) have more. Record Pts Pvs NEW YORK-Afler a season of chasing, Much of the Trojans' time at No. I has I. Southern Cal (62) 11-2 1.622 4 Southern California is again the team been since late in 20KS, when they took the 2 LSU (2) 11-2 1.511 3 being chased. top spot at the end of the regular season and 5 West Virginia (1) 11-2 1.596 10 And that's just the way coach Pete Carroll finished No. 1 die AP poll — despite being 4 Texas 10-3 1.375 13 andtheTrajanslikeit. left out of the national title game. I.SU fin- 5. Michigan 11-2 1.371 8 For the third time in the past four years, ished No. I in the coaches' poll. 6 Florida 13-1 1.276 1 USC begins the college football season No. 1 The nta< season USC became the second 7. Wisconsin 12-1 1.192 7 in'rhe Associated l*ressTop25. team, joining Florida State in 1999, to lx' 8 Oklahoma 11-3 1.166 11 "It's exactly where we hope and expect to No 1 all the way and was the undisputed 9 Virginia Tech 10-3 1.148 19 be," Carroll said. "It's a symbol of what we're national champ. 10 Louisville 12-1 1.031 6 all about." The next season, USC nearly pulled the II. Ohio St. 12-1876 2 12. California 10-3 790 14 Southern California received (>2 of SS first- wire-to-wire trick again, but Vince Young 13. Georgia 9-4 782 23 place votes and I ,622 points from a panel of and Texas relegated the Trojans to No. 2 in 14. UCLA 7-6 605 _ media members. USC easily outdistanced the end by winning a 41-38 thriller in the GUSIIU61AS AP PHOTO 15. Tennessee 9-4 571 25 No. 2 I.SU in the poll released Saturday. Rose Bowl. IT'S GOOD TO BE NO. 1: USC s head coach Pete Carroll prepares his team for their upcoming Rose Bowl game 16. Rutgers 11-2 560 12 The Tigers received two first-place votes and last season. USC was in the top 10 all against Michigan, in this Dec 28.2006 file photo in Los Angeles After a season of chasing. Southern California is 17. Penn St. 9-4 542 _ 1.511 points. They haven't started a season season, but never did get to No. 1. The again the team being chased. And that's just the way coach Pete Carroll and the Trojans like it For the third time in 18 Auburn 11-2 519 9 ranked this high since 1959, when they were Trojans were No. 2 going into the final the past four years. USC begins the college football season No I in The Associated Press Top 2^ 19. Florida St. 7-6 392 _ preseason No. I. , week of the regular season, but with a 20. Nebraska 9-5 377 _ No. 3YVfest Virginia received the other first- chance to play for another national title State and Nebraska round out the top 20. "lie's a natural-born quarterback." 21 Arkansas 10-4 376 15 place vote. The Mountaineers have never they lost 13-9 to UCLA. Arkansas, TCU. Hawaii, Boise State and Carroll said, "lie's got five years of experi- 22. TCU 11-2 283 22 been ranked higher in the preseason. No. I USC bounced back with a resounding 32- Texas A&M are the final live. ence, lie's been Uirough everything you 23. Hawaii 11-3 256- Texas and Michigan round out the top five, 1H victory over Michigan in the Rose liowl The Southeastern Conference has si\ need to be good." 24'Boise St. 13-0187 5 and defending champion Florida is sixth. and that set the stage for the Trojans to start ranked teams, most of any league. The Big Booty should have plenty of options, 25 Texas A&M 9-4 162 _ USC has been the country's top program this season as an overwhelming No. 1. Ten and Big 12 are next with four and the with about a half-dozen high school all- since 2002, going 59-6 with two national The rest of the top 10 has Wisconsin PBC-10 and Big I ;ist have threi' each. American running backs on the roster Others receiving votes: Missouri championships and a near-miss, lliis sea- at No. 7, followed by Oklahoma, Virginia The Ttojans are preseason No. I for the and a slew fast and talented receivers. 128. Georgia Tech 94. Boston son, the Trojans expect to walk away from lech and Louisville. sixth lime overall tying Nebraska for third But it's the defense that makes this USC College 75. Oregon 73. South the BCS national championship game in Ohio Stale, last year's preseason No. I mi ist. (hily (Iklahoma (nine! and ()hio Stale team special. Carolina 69. Miami 68. Alabama New Orleans with the crystal football. and the loser of the national title game to (seven) have been top-ranked in the pre- The Trojans have potential All-Ainericans 66. Oregon St. 42. Wake Forest "That's what we're here for. We're here to Florida, is No 11 to start the 2007 season. season by AP more often. all over the field, and perhaps the nation's 40. South Florida 28. Arizona do it better than anybody has ever done No. 12 is California, followed by Georgia, These Ttojans have another star quarter- best linebackers in Brian Cushing. Keith St 17. BYU 14. Southern Miss. it before," Carroll said. "That's the single UCLA and Tennessee. back in lohn I )avid Booty, who could bed me Rivers and ReyMauahiga. 12. Notre Dame II. Virginia 7. thought, That's what drives US. If (hat's the No. 16 Rutgers is ranked in the preseason the third USC passer to win the Hebtnan I bey re big and last and smart and they Clemson 6. Oklahoma St. 3. Texas case, you want to be No. 1 brevet" for the first time, as is No. 231 lawaii. Trophy in the |xisi six seasons, joining prede- know what they're doing and they love to Tech 2. Houston 1, Kentucky 1. For the Trojans, this is the 82nd time IVnn State is No. 17 and Auburn. Florida cessors Carson Palmer and Matt leinart. play the game," CarroD said N.C. State 1. Purdue 1. &lAi\JT PAINJPA 0A0l£"5 1*wo MAMMAL r\j£w0oRr\j5, ReiATIve" TO THg" 5lZ£ Of TH£ MOTHER " —- Job Positions? Apply today for full or part time KFC & Long John Silver's job positions. 1020 N. Main Street Career Opportunities Available. 352-2061

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"Last year for awhile we pointed as anyone else when SOCCER were just a little bit unlucky. I OBJECTIVE a star athlete is arrested. But From Page 9 think we had about nine one- From Page 9 when something happens that goal games we played in, and will affect the team, we need to succeed. we are hoping to turn those writers don't sugar coat what report on it. That's journalism. "We are hoping to see great one goal games around this happens to the team they cover. Coaches, players and the ath- things out of them since it's year for us." Neither do photographers. letic department know this And their last year, and their last One sign of a strong team is At the end of the day, there believe me, they'll let us know chance to really shine for us. I the cohesiveness between the are two ways to look at some- if something doesn't seem fair, think they will do well." players, and no time is better thing. and we'll always listen. With all of the new talent, to judge this than the grueling , Fans tend to take a subjec- We're going to do our best . the team will look to improve two-a-day practices. tive approach. They think their this school year to give you in several different ways. One So far, Thompson is very team is bener than it is most of intriguing stories, fun facts and of those ways is on the defen- pleased with what he has the time. let you know the low-down sive side of the ball. seen. I'm not saying that's a bad on all your favorite teams on "In this class we brought "The attitude and spirit of thing. I hail from Cleveland. campus. in four solid defenders, and the team is great. I'm very That is the birthplace of unin- As a campus publication, we I think that's where we will excited. It's a very good group telligent subjectivity. want to give you material that see a lot of the impact, in and they get along well with But journalists aren't sup- you can't get elsewhere. our goals against. I think it each other and they work |)osed to be fans or cheerlead- BGSU is a "mid-major" from will go way down this year," hard for each other." ers. We're trained to take an an athletic standpoint, but JORDAN ROWER (IT. NEWS Thompson said. The Falcons will open objective approach to our there are still some great ath- CASH COW: The Fakoni' new FieldTurf cost upwards of $1 million. The synthetic turf is According to the coach, this at home on Friday with an writing. letes who attend this school. ■ «pe< tod to save the program money in the long run year's team has stronger over- exhibition against Oakland When the Falcons lose to They all come from different all talent than last year, and University, a bad team or play badly, we parts of the country and the on] I feel a lot lighter and makes should be headed to a more The team will then open write about it. It's our job to do world. We want to help you TURF me feel a lot fostet successful year. the regular season in Florida that. It's only fair to the readers. leant more about them. When li(i takes the Held Sept. "I think we will be pretty before returningtoBGon Sept. We also get bad feedback That's our goal. From Page 9 22 against Temple, you can successful, we are going to be 14 to face Central Arkansas in when we report about athletes' expect to see a completely dif- beller t ban we were last year," the BGSU Invitational. legal troubles. E-mail Colin at cnt'ilso@bgstL HeluTurf is synthetic surface ferent stadium than the one you Thompson said. Tnist me, we're just as disap- edit. thai makes ii fed like you are saw last season. playing on real grass, bid you Not only will the stadium fea- don l have to worry about sonic ture a brand new playing sur- of the worries of real grass/mud, face, it will also feature the fin cost of maintenance, etc, ished Si'bo Center just beyond The reviews are in from some the north end zone. Palmer, Johnson not phased by slow start of the players and coaches and Coach Brandon can't wait for it seems like they appreciate the the refurbished stadium to be change that has been made. unveiled. "The turf is amazing," defen- "I've said all along that Preseason woes not a concern, sive tackle Sean O'Drahinak big game for us is temple," said. "Yeah, it's rubber, and it Brandon said. offense has been "very, very vanilla" holds a lot of heat, hut it's great That's inn flrsl home game, having sure footing. It just feels a noon start. It's an ESPN game, By Jo* Kay like you're faster." ami a M \C East game. It will be "Well go bad to The Associated Press l-ellow defensive lineman the first game in our virtually Diyral Btiggs agrees about the new stadium. scoring. We don't do feel of the newturf. When our fans come to that CINCINNATI — Two games "I feel like it gives me an edge," lii st game, it's going to he a com into the preseason, the Cincinnati any game-planning for Btiggs said, "Being on cement pleleK different venue. I can't Bengals' top receiver is someone [which is what the turfis laid out wait: it's going to be exciting." who won't ix' around for the first these games." half of the season. Marvin Lewis | Bengals coach That's their problem right there. His point is valid. The Bengals' "We can be a The Bengals (0-2) have yet to offense has been extremely con- TENNIS score a touchdown with their servative with Carson Palmer and From Page 9 top-four seed in the staningoffense. All they managed the rest of the starters on the field. were field goals during a 27-19 The line is missing its two tackles to have a great season. MAC tourney, loss to New Orieans on Saturday — levi lones is recovering from "We should have a very good night, when the only touchdown knee surgery, and Willie Anderson year." Dean said. "We have expe- if not better." came in the closing seconds with has a serious foot injury. rienced players and a lot of talent reserves on the field. So, they've been a little less "We can be a top-four seed in Pro Bowl receiver Chad lohnson flashy than usual. Plus, they don't tOMUKMAN AP PHOTO the MAC tourney, if not better." doubles and she's a fighter on didn't realize it was so bad until want to show opponents how SACKED: Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer (umbles the ball as he is hit by B( 1 returns seven players from the court." informed after the game. they've tweaked their playbook in New Orleans Saints' Antwan Lake (96). and Charles Grant (94). in the second quaitei ol last season's team along with Not only will the Falcons face "No touchdowns? 1 didn't know the offseason. Saturday's pie-season game. freshman Christine C.hiricosla, a lough, early season opponents, that." he said. "We just don't want to put high school doubles champion. but the team will also go up Worried? loo much out there for film," catches for 112 yards and one of had two catches for 19 yards "She is truly a very good play- against a strong conference "No sense in worrying about Palmer said. their two receiving touchdowns. against the Saints, and should er coming in," Dean said. "She schedule. it," said lohnson, who has been All the points are valid, but they I le'll sit out the first eight games have had a lot more. competed a lot this summer, so "We have a very strong sched- impressive in practice but gotten can't totally erase lire early con- under his suspension for violat- Palmer and backup quarter- she's ready to go. She will add ule that will get us ready for the few lxills thrown his way during cerns about an offense missing ing the Nil Is conduct policy. back Doug lohnson made an to the intensity and desire to MAC," Dean said. "The MAC his limited time in the games. four key players. The Bengals Were hoping that effort to get him the ball. Palmer play longer points and set them conference is unbelievable. No "The things we're doing right now The biggest problem is the lack Tab Perry would step into his overthrew him three times, up in practice. IShe has| expe- weak tea ins. I Very year they get are very, very vanilla. I'm not wor- of a No. 3 receiver. Chris I lenry role. Perry, who missed most including once at the goal line rience already in singles and heller." ried alxiut it." leads the Bengals with eight of last season with a hip injury, See BENGALS | Page 14

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MILWAUKEE (AP) — Javier Valentin had no chance lo Tampa Bay, blows lead twice prepare for his pinch-hilling ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) appearance. He responded with — The Indians wasted another a game-winning double, help- strong outing from C.C. Sabalhia ing the Cincinnati Reds lo their and a chance lo |>ad their first- first winning road trip in more place lead. than a year. Joel Guzman hit a game-win- Valentin's bases-loaded, two- ning RBI single in his first at-bal run double in the eighth inning with Tampa Bay, sending the gave the Reds a 7-6 victory Devil Rays past Cleveland 4-3 in over the struggling Milwaukee 12 innings on Sunday. Brewers yesterday. "It was an unbelievable feel- Cincinnati's backup catcher ing," Guzman said did not take batting practice, ran lonny Gomes opened the 12th in from the bullpen before the at- with a double off Rafael Perez (0- bat and did not have a chance to 1) and scored on Guzman's hit to swing at a pitch yesterday until center. Guzman bad been called getting to the plate. He drive on up from Triple-A Durham before a 3-2 pitch from Scott Linebrink the game. (4-4) bounced over the left-cen- "It was a wonderful moment ter field wall for a ground-rule for all of us," Tampa Bay manager double, scoring Jeff Conine and Joe Maddon said. Edwin I n< ,u II.II ii in to give the Scon Dohmann (2-0) threw Reds their first lead in the game. two scoreless innings for the "It was difficult," he said. "You victory. have no chance lo get loose, no DARREN HAUCK I APtMOIO Sabaihia gave up two runs and chance to get ready." SEE YA': Cincinnati Reds' Adam Dunn watches his two-run home tun against the five hits over eight innings. The Valentin, a switch-hitler, is Milwaukee Brewers in the forth inning ol a baseball game yesterday The Reds beat the left-hander had six strikeouts, giv- CHRIS 0MEARA balling .297 against right-hand- Brewers on a two-run double in the ninth by Javier Valentin ing him 1,101 in his career — the NOT SO FAST: Cleveland Indians' Asdrubal Cabrera (15) knocks Tampa Bay Devil Rays ers and .213 against left-hand- eighth Cleveland pitcher to reach ers. He expected the Brewers to second baseman Brendon Harris out of the way breaking up a seventh-inning double play age against Shouse. lead off the seventh. at least 1,100 strikeouts. attempt during Sunday's game. bring left-hander Brian Shouse "I like Linebrink right there in "We just kept chipping back," "C.C. was fantastic, lust real into ihe game, so he took his that situation," Milwaukee man- Cincinnati manager Pete good again," Indians manager over second-place Detroit, which Victor Martinez hit a tiebreak- time getting in from the right- ager Ned Yost said. Mackanin said. "I couldn't have Eric Wedge said. " Eight strong lost 9-3 to the New York Yankees. ing sacrifice fly in the 10th lo give field bullpen. The Reds have won four-of-six, predicted ihe outcome, but I'm innings, he gave us every oppor- "Our guys are focusing on our the Indians a 3-2 lead. The Devil "Thai's whal I assumed," taking iwo-of-three at Chicago extremely happy with it." tunity to win the ballgame." game," Wedge said. "We control Rays pulled even in the bottom he said. and at Milwaukee, lo win their Reliever Bill Bray (2-0) pitched Sabalhia has three straight no whal we can control If we go half on a two-out RBI single by Instead, Milwaukee stayed first road trip since June 19-26, a third of an inning to earn the decisions despite allowing two oul and execute and step up in Carl Crawford off Joe Borowski, with Linebrink, a right-hander, 2006 when they wenl 4-3 at the win, getting Prince l-'ielder to runs in all that' games. RBI opportunities, we're going to who blew his fifth save in 39 and Valentin had lo gel ready New York Mets and Cleveland. fly out to end the seventh on "I just go out and keep trying to score a few more runs and we're quickly. opportunities. Since then, Cincinnati was 0-11 his only pitch of the game, lared keep us in games," Sabalhia said. not going lo make il as difficult "We came over here and "All you try to do is make in 13 road trips, winning 40 of Burton struck oul iwo in Ihe Trr. not really concerned about for ourselves. That's what we've took the scries with a chance contact and gel one oul of the KM games. eighth, and David Weathers got myself or my record. I just want got lo do." lo sweep." Martinez said. "It's infield," he said. "I'm so happy." The Reds trailed 5-0 after Fielder to ground out lo second this team lo win ballgames. I just B.|. Upton and Carlos Pcna always good — we still took two Linebrink was holding left- three innings, but Adam Dunn with two on in the ninth for his want to pitch in the playoffs." homered for ihe Devil Rays, of three." handers lo a .214 average since and Brandon Phillips homered 25th save in 30 chances. The AI .Central- leading Indians who are 14-36 since June 25. Tampa Bay's lames Shields joining Milwaukee in a trade as the Reds rallied to tie the "Weathers made it interesting, had won three in a row follow- Tampa Bay had not hit a home from San Diego on luly 25 while allowed two runs and six hits in score—only to fall behind again but we're all going home happy," ing a four-game losing streak. run in its previous eight games, six innings. I le struck out six and right-handers have a .257 aver- on I.I. Hardy's solo home run to Mackanin said. Cleveland has all/2 game lead a club record. walked one. uele BGSU Ice Arena 1 Make Skatmq Fun' Jwbs BGSU Students are invited to kick-off the school year

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He's been banged up and backs coach and Group Masters. missed some practice. 1 think first-year offensive The 26-year-old Swiss star became the he's done a great job. On that cooidinatot Mick filth-youngest player in history to reach deep post Ipatternl. I just over- McCall has been 50. and only the ninth overall in the threw him. I missed him." preparing the QBs for every possible Open Em — since 1968 — to win so Perry acknowledged that he and game situation many tournaments. Miner have yet to develop chem- Given the way he's playing, he's eyeing istry on the field. the U.S. Open as No. 51. "I've just got to keep working on Sheehan's studies more Federer almost got the noteworthy win it," Perry said. "We've got a couple complicated than most a week earlier in Montreal, where he lost more games toga" students the title match to Novak DJokovic in a The offensive line also is in flux third-set tiebreaker. This time, he set the lones is expected back at left tack- One of the biggest improvements in tone right away against the eighth-ranked le lx.'1'ore the season opener, but Sheehan s game this offseason was in Blake, who was playing in only his second there's no way of telling whether his pass accuracy, and according to the Masters championship match. Anderson will be able to take his sophomore QB. he has spent a lot of time Dressed in all-white on a muggy. 92- s|xit at right tackle. working on his degree afternoon, Federer extended his The Bengals also are trying to mechanics master), of Blake — and all Americans, for figure out who will complement Sheehan also that matter. ixiwer ninningback Rudi Johnson, spent a multitude lederer improved to 7-0 against Blake, who had sue carries for only 15 of time getting to who has won only one of their 19 sets yards on Santrday night. Second- know McCalls new — off a tiebreaker in the semifinals at the round draft pick Kenny Irons was offensive system IIS.( )pen last year. I le's not the only hard- expected to give the offense an out- He said that while hitting American who can't figure out how A18EHRMAN AP PHOTO side running threat, but he tore the he doesn't yet to handle's I'ederer's overall excellence. TOTAL DOMIKATION: Roger Federer. from Switmland. hits a backhand against James Blake in the championship ACL in his knee in the preseason have it all down, hes been working non- lederer has won 35 straight matches match at the Western & Southern Financial Group Masters tennis tournament yesterday in Mason. Ohio. Federer won opener and is out for the season. stop to figure it out against Americans since he lost to Andy Ins 50tli taroei title. 6-1.6-4. Quincy Wilson had four carries Roddick in the semifinals at Montreal for 19 yards, and Kenny Watson had on Aug. 9, 200.1, an astounding streak of THE FEDERER FILE In recent years, the Cincinnati tourna- "eight carries for 18 yards against Vrvillo trying to dominance. During that span, different ment has been a good barometer heading the Saints. Neither distinguished into the U.S. Open. I ederer won it easily himself in the competition for the improve woeful kicking Americans have risen and fallen, but none ■ Yesterday's match was Federer's has broken through. 35th straight win against Americans two years ago. then went on to get the sec- No 2 role. game for BG ond of his three straight U.S. Open titles. Coach Marvin lewis is disap- Blake was playing catchup right from ■ His last loss against an American The Falcons' kicking game suffered Last year. Roddick emerged from his pointed by how the entire team the start. I ederer served a pair of aces came against Andy Roddick in mightily last season, with Giegg Brandon season-long funk in Cincinnati, won the played on Saturday — the start- to open the match, then broke Blake's 2003. turning to brand new kickers for the 2007. serve in the next game to take control. tournament and took a lot of confidence ing defense gave up 17 points on Handling field goals and kickoffs for The 27-year-old American had three break into the Open, where he reached the title New Orleans' first three posses- the new season will be |umor college chances in the fifth game of the opening then fought off a couple of break points in match before losing to 1 ederer. sions — hut he's counting on the transfer Smisa Vrvillo. Over the offseason. set. which lasted 20 points and ended with the next game to retain control. The Swiss star has momentum in his offense to come around once the Vrvillo has been working extensively on IrdcTcr's emphatic forehand volley. Finally, he raised both arms in celebra- quest for a fourth straight U.S. Open title, games count. getting better height on his kicks Opponents rarely get such chances tion after his ninth ace of the match gave but there's reason for others to see oppor- T think we went through that against lederer. Deflated that he let it slip him the title and. in his words, "a very tunity, lederer wasn't in |X'ak form this a couple of years ago, and all was "I've always had the power." Vrvillo assay, Blake was broken at (1-40 in the next special number." week, making a lot of unforced errors. He good." lewis said. "We'll go back said "I've improved a lot at getting more game. I ederer then served it out. Bjorn Borg won his 5Clth title when needed three sets to beat Nicolas Almagro to scoring We don't do any game- height (on kicks)" Blake overcame four double faults to he was 2:1 years, 7 months old. limmy and resurgent Ucyton I lewitt to reach the planning for these games. We are The Falcons play their first game on hold serve in tin- opening game of the sec Connors was four months older when In- title match. not going to change that. We will Sept I in Minnesota. ond set. but was on the defensive the rest got to the mark, lohn McEnroe and Ivan Using that as a guide, this Open could keep working on the things we of the way. I ederer broke him to go up4-3, l.endl were 25 when they did it. he mi ire wide-open. need to."

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\ \ WWW.BGNEWS.COM HEALTH Monday. August 20.200715 Firefighters hold weight-loss contest Right food choices to improve health of department help you feel best By Amy L. Edw.irdr. have programs to promote fit- MCT — While some students cans sometimes contain lots of n< MC I ness and health some firefight- stock upon fruitsand vegetables added salt or sugar. Also, try' » ers pack on the pounds through- in the dining hall, sometimes it's to skip your vegetables in favor ORLANDO, Fla. — At 330 out their careers. hard to resist the less-healthy of fruit. (You should actually pounds, Scon Cooper acknowl- Within the next year, Polk options. The foods you choose eat more vegetables than fruit edges he wasn't in the best shape County will join a movement affect your energy, concentra- for an ideal balance.) last year when he joined the Polk among the industry and require tion, and memory, because your I'rotein isanotlieressential part County, Fla., Fire Department. firefighters to participate in an body and brain need the right of any diet. It's found in meat, fish, Cooper didn't want fellow exercise regime and undergo an nutrition to function property, So poultry, eggs or nonanimal sourc- firefighters to worry about him annual fitness review. before you reach for a cup of es such as beans and nuts. Dairy while they battle blazes, won- "The better shape we're in, coffee or another slice of pizza, products like cheese, yogurt and dering if he can keep pace. obviously the longer and safer remember that the right choices milk also provide protein (and "I didn't feel I was doing the our people will be able to work from the different food groups calcium). Fating a few servings best job that I could," he said. before they get exhausted," said will help you feel your best. of low-fat dairy (like yogurt] and Cooper, who works out of a I.t. Ken lolly, a trainer with the GEORGESKENE I «CT Bach person's nutritional 2 to 3 servings of lean protein- station near Poinciana, Fla., and Fire Department who recently SLIMMING DOWN: Poll County firelighter Scolt Cooper has lost more than 50 pounds requirements can vary, but rich foods every day will give you about two dozen fellow Polk shed 30 pounds. this year, induding 6 inches from his waist Here, he shows how loose his fire suit has become your diet should provide you nutritional benefits without too firefighters decided to do some- "If you're 30, 40, 50 pounds at his station south ol Haines City. Fla with a balance of protein, dairy much fat and cholesterol. There's thing about their health they are overweight, that's just that much products, carbohydrates, veg- no need to completely eliminate holding a contest to see who can more to carry." the friendly competition, many and a lot harder," Cooper said. etables and fruits. For specific snack foods high in sugar, oils lose the most body fat. For many years, the National more staffers are making the "I'm able to do simple tasks a recommendations suited to and other fats, but the)' should Already, Cooper, 39, has shed Fire Protection Association effort to shed pounds, Battalion lot easier. Personally, physically your needs, talk to a doctor, reg- only play a small role in your 50 pounds. has made a push to improve Chief Kevin Giliam said. and mentally, I feel wonderful. I istered dietitian, your student overall diet. While the contest is friend- firefighters' safety, and that "They started exercising, know I will feel even better once health office or your school's When you've been up for ly participants are donating includes physical fitness, said working out and losing weight I achieve my goal." nutritional counselor. hours studying, you might look money to charity and only Mike Linkins, Polk County dep- before the contest began," he Fitness programs, already Many nutritional experts rec- to something sugary or caffein- competing for bragging rights uty fire chief. said. "We're doing pretty well." required of Orange and ommend that the majority of a ated for a boost. Rut there are they know there is much more "There's been this holistic Cooper was one of those who Seminole County firefighters, person's diet come from grains, healthier alternatives that can at stake. approach to the welfare of the began to lose weight before the are also encouraged by the vegetables and whole fruit. give you more energy with fewer More firefighters die from firefighter, from stress man- contest started but estimates he International Association of Whole-grain carbohydrates, negative consequences: heart disease than from burns agement, nutrition, fitness," has shed 30 pounds during the Fire Fighters. like brown rice and whole-grain Drink plenty of water rather or smoke inhalation, according Unklns said competition. "We have to make this part breads, cereals and pasta retain than caffeinated beverages. to a national study published As part of its new health ini- He exercises at least three of our training on an everyday more vitamins, minerals and Caffeine may provide a short- this year. tiative, Polk County purchased days a week and is eating basis," said Pat Morrison, health fiber than (heir more processed term fix. but the more you con- Between their fast-food eat- exercise equipment for most of healthier by cutting out sugars and safety director for the IAFF. counterparts (like white bread sume, the more you'll grow to ing habits and lack of exercise its stations and offered training and sodas and by eating food "You need a certain amount of and regular pasta). depend on it. Staying hydrated regimes the same study found on healthy eating habits. low in carbohydrates. aerobic activity," Morrison said. 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Shores did not know reasons why Shores chose to Washington University's in suspension or expulsion from she would invest her knowledge and mission for the accept the assistant director Student Judicial Services found the University." back into the community. thata I gained from that posi- position. last year's Student Association Senior Vice President for Shores, who was hired to be tion will positively contribute Honors Program." "I was looking for a position President Umar Thorpe guilty Student and Academic Support the assistant director for the to our recruitment efforts in the that would allow me to com- of disorderly conduct for "lewd Services Robert (Ihernak, whose University's Honors Program, Honors Program," Shores said. Dawn Shores | Honors Program bine my interests In higher edu- and indecent behavior," and not department Oversees the fellow- isn't new to Bowling Green. The Honors Community cation, which include recruit- guilty of sexual harassment and ship program, said that a stu- The St. Petersburg, Fla., native fosters academic growth and ment and academic advising," alcohol charges,accordingto SIS dent being on disciplinary pro- began her academic career at critical thinking skills — both in developing critical thinking Shores said. documents given to the student bation is "not in conflict with the University of South Florida, important values to the Bowling skills and applying them to the Additionally, Shores will newspaper. The 1 latchet. being a I'AF." earning her bachelor's degree Green community. Shores said classroom and beyond." work to develop the Student Thorpe declined to comment When asked it there were any in anthropology and psychol- she hopes to promote these These critical thinking skills, Ambassador Program and on I he outcome of his case, only qualms about Thorpe serving in ogy, but went on to earn her values within honors students' Associate Honors Program Diversity Committee within the saying "what are you talking a prestigious role given his disci- master's in college student curriculum by building a strong Director lodi Levins said, will Honors Program. about?" when contacted by The plinary record, Chernak said, "If personnel from BGSU. Shores relationship with her advisees. help students "to be well pre- When she is not hard al work Hatchet. In an interview in Inly, we had a concern, he wouldn't is excited to utilize her experi- "I hope to help contribute pared to accomplish their per- with the Honors Program, he said he has not "had any be in the program. Obviously, ences from prior work at Tiffin to and carry out the vision sonal and professional goals." Shores enjoys traveling to visit judicial proceedings going on" wedon'l have a concern." University and the University and mission for the Honors By joining the Honors family and friends back home arid called accounts to the con- Sophomore lason Scheinthal. of South Florida to contribute Program." Shores said. Program, Shores will be an in Florida. She loves to watch trary "great stories" generated who was rhorpe's senior coun- her knowledge to the honors According to Honors Program integral component in carrying her favorite college football by his enemies. sel last spring, confirmed that community. Director Paul Moore, the mis- out the mission. team — the Florida Gators A female sophomore accused the former SA president was "I believe that a lot of the sion and chief cornerstone of the Shores has already become — and professional tennis on Thorpe and then-Vice President cleared of the sexual harass- knowledge and experience program is to "assist students involved with the honors com- game day. of Student Activities Richard ment charge hut said that it is Fowler of forcing her to perform not his place to discuss the out- oral sex and drink excessively come of the disorderly conduct in September 200{i. a University violation. Police Department Incident An adviser and confidante Report states. The report, which to Thorpe, Scheinthal said the was filed on April 22, clas- student leader did not want Staff members speak up via senate sifies the alleged offense as S|S charge to tarnish the repu- first-degree sexual abuse. Both tation of tin'SA. By Ella Fowlar Thorpe and Fowler have repeat- T.amar's immediate con- Reporter The senate, which consists of "We generate knowledge, and According to Pauken, it is edly said they are unaware of cern was that he didn't want 62 senators, covers issues that the faculty needs to play a role important for students to know the alleged incident and of a the Student Association to go the faculty feels need to be dis- in how that knowledge is dis- what the senate does because it case before SIS. through another scandal ... I Faculty senate has been giv- cussed. These issues can range cussed," llebein added. impacts students. Thorpe, who is a presidential would say that throughout this ing the staff of the University a from academic and pay/tenure Hebein.whohasbecninvolved "We are orle of the primary administrative fellow attend- entire thing - it wasn't until voice since it was implemented issues, to faculty welfare and with the senate for 38 years, went policy-making bodies on cam- ing graduate school for free at the summer — that he was in 1964. budgets for the college. on to state that the faculty has pus," he said. "Decisions made GW this fall, lost an appeal to slightly concerned about him- Reviewing various policies All faculty-related problems the right to make final decisions in faculty senate will affect stu- overturn the disorderly con- self, (rather only about the SA)." that affect the faculty here at the go through the faculty senate, and a right to be consulted about dents' lives somehow. If it affects duct charge, according to S)S Scheinthal said. University, faculty senate is (o and they decide which policies what goes on at the University. faculty lives, it will somehow records. A sanction letter states Then-Vice President of Public the staff what the Undergraduate will pass and which ones will Despite the importance of fac- relate to students." that his punishment is one year Affairs Andrew Cooper was also Student Government is to the not. This makes the senate an ulty senate, some students don't The faculty senate meetings of disciplinary probation until listed in the UPI) report. He students. important aspect on campus know how it affects them. are open to the public, and non- May 2008. said he left Thorpe's room the "1 see the senate's role, gener- and at the same time gives the "I have been here for three faculty members are encouraged "Based upon variousstandards night of the incident because he ally, on campus is that we serve staff a voice too. years and I feel like I am active- to come. and guidelines as established by "didn't agree with some of the as an advisee group for faculty "We are not employees in a ly involved in campus, and I'm The first faculty senate meet- campus organizations, depart- things that were going on" and members." professor Patrick factory." said professor Richard not sure what faculty senate is," ing is at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. ments, administrators, and/or that SIS never charged him with Pauken. chair of this year's fac- llebein, secretary of faculty said senior Jackie Maciupa, an 4, at the McFall Center in the faculty, conditions of your pro- any violations. ulty senate said. senate. applied health science major. senate gallery. bation may include exclusion Because The Hatchet has from co-curricular activities." not examined any of Fowler or the letter states. 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Which makes the us eni atten- Andrew llorwitz, a professor at to open a law school in Rhode At the time Papitto made the tion it's received all the less wel- thelan school since 1994. Island. Andrew Hotwitz | Professor. Roger Williams University comment, there were 14 white come. "Obviously, our concern is " It comes as a blow when some- men on a 16-member board and In a whirlwind week last month, that people will simply connect thing like this happens," he said. The law school ranks in the and generous financial aid pack- no minorities, and the organiza- Ralph R. Papitto. no, the former the statements that Mr. Papitto The school's popularity is fourth, or lowest, tier in the U.S. ages to lure topflight students tion responsible for accrediting chairman of the university board, has made to the name of the law still largely regional — half the News & World Report rankings. It who might otherwise select bet- the university had raised concern admitted using the n-word at a school and reach inappropriate entering class in 2006 came from also got a dose of bad publicity in ter-ranked schools and retain- about the group's lack of diversity. board meeting in May. then vol- conclusions based on that con- Rhode Island or elsewhere in New 2001 when a newspaper reported ing professors respected in niche Since then, the hoard has said it's unteered to have his name taken nection, "he said. England, according to school sta- that graduates since 1996 were fields like sentencing policy and taking steps to diversify. off the law school — the onh The Bristol law school opened tistics — though it does attract having problems passing the bar domestic violence law. The bar The makeup of the student one in Rhode Island. The dllStup in 1993 and received national students from across the country. exam. pass rate has improved, as have body is also less diverse than arrived at a delicate time for the accreditation a few years later. It Raising a school's national Supporters say Roger Williams standardized test scores. other schoolsinthc region. Eleven university and especially for Un- was named In lOSHi for Papitto, reputation takes time, and Roger has made marked inroads since Law student Kim Ahern, who percent of the Students at Roger voting law school, which lacks the a successful businessman who Williams is no exception. then, using an honors program helped circulate a petition that Williams' law school identified was signed by nearly 200 students themselves as members of minor- and demanded that the school's ity groups as of last fall, spokes- name lie changed, said she was man Brian Clark said. By com- proud of having gone to Roger parison. 18 percent of students Williams and that the ordeal at Suffolk University Law School offered an opportunity for the are members of minority groups, school to make positive changes and that number is 27 percent at and move on. Northeastern University School ' "If this had happened any- of Law, according to their Web where, it'd be viewed as a set- sites. back," she said. Papitto eventually apologized Professors, alumni and law and stepped down — saying he school board members suggest- wanted to spend more time with ed that Roger Williams would his family — then asked to have emerge with its reputation intact his name removed amid mount- and said the public would rec- ing pressure from students, facul- ognize that an entire institution ty and minority lawmakers. The can't be judged by the words of university has agreed to take his one man. name off the law school. 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WASHINGTON — lenna Bush compound in Kennebunkport. lenna developed a reputa- ORLANDO, Fla. — The num- A variety of contraceptive party girl, teacher, global White House aides weren't tion as more of a partier. She Jenna. is engaged. ber of teenagers having babies methods and an increase in activist and first daughter and saying much beyond that. The ended up at the University of has declined sharply in the campaigns to prevent teen preg- now, fiancee. president and Mrs. Bush have Texas, while Barbara went off past several years nation- nancy arc two reasons adoles- First lady Laura Bush been at the family ranch in to Yale, their dad's alma mater. B ally and in Florida, recently cents may be paying more atten- announced Thursday that her Crawford, Texas, since Monday. Both graduated in May 2004. worked for (JNICEF in Panama. released statistics show. tion, I-andry said. 25-year-old daughter is engaged "There have been some pret- The Bushes long shielded She's writing a book about a The national birth rate for 15- "Many of those methods to longtime boyfriend Henry ty spectacular White House the twins from publicity. They 17-ycar-old single mother with to 19-year-olds reached its lowest didn't even exist 10 years ago," Hager, an MBA student who weddings," said Carl Sferrazza made a sassy coming-out HIV she met there. level in more than a decade in l-andry said. worked on the president's re- Anthony, a presidential his- appearance at the 2004 GOP lenna Bush reportedly 2005, according to a report from Locally, experts say programs election campaign and was an torian in Los Angeles whose convention, cracking wise began dating Hager in late the Federal Interagency Forum have focused on preventing teen aide to political guru Karl Rove. books include "America's First about their grandmother. 2004; he had landed an on Child and Family Statistics pregnancy and delaying when It's an all-Republican match. Families; An Inside View of lenna lampooned her dad internship the previous year released last month. teens become sexually active. In Hager, 29, is the son of Virginia 200 Years of Private Life in the and her own checkered image with Rove, the White House In Florida, the numbers show Florida, the "It's Great to Wait" GOP Chairman John Hager, a White 1 louse." as an underage drinker, bor- strategist who announced his similar declines — the birth rate campaign focuses on absti- former Virginia lieutenant gov- President Bush's sister, Doro rowing a line he had long used: resignation Monday. for 15- to 19-year-olds decreased nence. It includes an interactive ernor and tobacco executive Koch, married her second (and "We kept trying to explain to Hager worked as personal about 27 percent from 1998 to Web site and radio and televi- who worked for the bride-to- current) husband at Camp Dad that when we were young aide to Commerce Secretary 2005, according to data from the sion advertisements in Fnglish be's dad until a few weeks ago David during their father's and irresponsible, well, we were Carlos Gutierrez until July 2006, Florida Department of Health. and Spanish, said Annette as an assistant secretary at the term. Both of Lyndon lohnson's young and irresponsible." when he left to start a two-year In Central Florida, the rate Phelps, director of the Florida Education Department. daughters got married during lenna Bush has been carica- business administration gradu- decreased almost 23 percent Department of Health's Division At this point it's anyone's his term. tured on late-night television ate program at the University during the same period. of Family Health Services. guessifthere'llbeaWhiteilouse Jenna Bush is the younger and was even the subject of of Virginia's Darden School Experts say less support of For teens who have already wedding before President Bush twin, named for the first lady's a one-woman off-Broadway in Richmond, his hometown. teen childbirth in society and become pregnant, Florida's leaves office in Ian. 2009. mother, lenna Welch. Sister show in New York a few years He's about to return for his final increased awareness of the risks Healthy Start program works The first lady's spokeswom- Barbara is named for the other ago, "The Miss Education of year. His undergraduate degree of unprotected sex have encour- to help them maintain healthy an, Sally McDonough, said no first lady in the family, the pres- lenna Bush." is from Wake Forest University aged teens to wait longer to have pregnancies and avoid subse- date has been set and no site ident's mother. After college she began teach- in North Carolina. sex and to use contraception quent pregnancies, Phelps said. has been picked. Born in Dallas, they spent ingin Washington, D.C., and she when they do decide to start. Other programs focus on edu- "The good news is that teen- cating males about the responsi- agers are learning," said David bilities involved if they become Landry, senior research associ- fathers, as well as teaching girls ate for the Guttmachet Institute, how to avoid sexual abuse and Obama defends his lacking' international experience an independent nonprofit orga- coercive sexual practices by nization that focuses on repro- older men, she said. By Mike Glovor I rode in the bumper cars at "I do not think that a president should give ductive health. "One, they're Out reach workers say teens are The Associated Press the state fair," the Illinois law- having sex at a later age... and willing to listen _ if the informa- maker said to laughter and away the bargaining chip of a personal two, they're more likely to use tion is presented the right way. DES MOINES, Iowa — applause from the audience at contraception when they do "There's a lot more educa- Democrat Barack Obama on Drake University. meeting with any leader unless you know have sex." tion out there; there's a lot more Sunday accused his presiden- The debate capped an From 1995 to 2002, 23 per- information, and there's a lot tial rivals of political maneu- intense week of politicking in what you are going to get out of that." cent of the decline in teen birth more outreach,'' said lenna vering for saying he lacks Iowa, an early voting state in rates for 15- to 17-year-olds was Cawley. director of education for experience and he insisted the process of picking a nomi- because of delays in sexual Planned Parenthood of Greater he could handle the rigors of nee. The Iowa State Fair is a activity, according to a 2006 Orlando. Cawley said the orga- international diplomacy. magnet for White House hope- ers who have been foes of the any leader unless you know report from Columbia University nization taught more than 8,000 The candidates began their fuls each presidential election. United States. Obama said at what you are going to get out of and the Guttmachcr Institute. teenagers about sexual health latest debate by critiquing the This year was no exception, an earlier debate that he would that," the New York senator and Increased and improved con- issues in Orange County public freshman senator's recent especially for Democrats who have no qualms about sitting former first lady said. traception use accounted for 86 schools last year. comments on Pakistan and swept into the state after a GOP down with leaders of renegade Obama also has said he percent ol the decline among 15- "They listen best when you whether he would meet with straw poll last week. nations such as Cuba. North would send U.S. troops into to 19-year-olds, the report said. treat them like adults and just tell foreign leaders — including Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton Korea and Iran. Pakistan if the president. The study analvzed data from them the truth," Cawlev said. North Korea's head of stale said she and Obama disagreed "Idonotthinkthalapresident Gen. Pervez Musharraf, failed — without conditions. over how to conduct interna- should give away the bargaining to act on specific intelligence "To prepare for this debate tional relations with lead- chip of a personal meeting with about terrorists.

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The F.ndeavour crew pre- likes shuttles to do if the sched- posed no Columbia-like threat Sophos said Facebook's priva- and real estate, looking for per- number, while 2(> perceni pro- pared to land on Tuesday as a ule and fuel supply permit to the seven crew members cy features "go far beyond" those sonal information the) can use vided an instani message name. precaution. Although it was uncertain during re-entry and also would ol competing social network- In a scam. Such personal information 'Endeavour departed," space whether Dean, a Category 4 not lead to lengthy postflight ing siics. \nd in a statement, a Sophos said ii decided to look can be used for targeled scams. station commander Fyodor storm, might strike the Texas shuttle repairs. Facebook spokesperson said. .n Facebook, which has some 31 For Instance, online stammers Yurchikhin said as the shuttle coastline later this week. NASA For several days, manag- "Facebook has long deployed million users, because the com- can send an e-mail birthday card pulled away. managers said it would be irre- ers had considered sending technology thai limits the avail pany requests some personal embedded with a link to a Web The shuttle crew, which sponsible not to cut the mission two astronauts out with black ability of personal Information details before giving someone a site that can unleash a malicious includes teacher-astronaut short, especially since most of protective paint and untested and welcomes ever) opportu- new account said lion O'Brien. MIIIS. O'Brien explained. Barbara Morgan, had been at the tasks had been completed. goo to patch the 3 l/2-inch- nitj 10 educate users about how senior securit) analyst with "When vim provide informa- the orbiting outpost since Aug. "1 would defy just about any- long. 2-inch-wide gouge that to protect iheii data online." sophos. Facebook then allows tion about yourself, you are 10. In that time, they attached body to tell me at this point I hal dug all the way through the I ,u ebook users are nol the users 10 cloak thai information, giving a bad person the oppor- a new truss segment to the there's zero or even extremely thermal tiles. onl) Internet social-networkers though many don't. tunity to exploit your identity.'' station, delivered cargo and low probability or possibility The gouge was caused by in face dangers in this new era ol "The only way to avoid tliat is O'Brien said. replaced a failed gyroscope, that the storm is going 10 come debris that broke off a brack- instani information-swapping. 10 go to the security setting on The problem is that young which controls the station's here," said I.eRoyCuin, et on Hndeavour's external In lanuary, News Corp. and its your profile and set ii so il can people often view their Web orientation. NASA is ready to rush a skele fuel tank during liftoff Aug. H. ' I. Space social-networking site only be seen by a limited num- pages much like their bedrooms They have had to compress ton crew of flight controllers to Engineers still do not know were sued by four families who ber of people" said O'Brien. — they think only those they their schedule to get ready for Cape Canaveral, but only if the whether it was foam insula- s.uii their underage daughters Eighty-four percent of respon- invite in can see what the) arc the early undocking. Morgan, shuttle cannot land Tuesday lot tion, ice or a combination of were sexuall) abused In adults dents tn the Sophos "user" listed doing. Km without privacy set who was Christa McAulilfe's some reason and the hurricane both. In any case. NASA said it the) mei on the site. complete birth dates; 711 perceni lings turned on. they are expos- backup on the tragic I9HI> is bearing down on Houston will not launch another shuttle Furthermore, securit) experts divulged their address or loca- ing themselves to virtually any- Challenger mission, was and threatening the city for until the longtime troublesome have began sounding alarms tion; 12 percent listed at least one online, O'Brien said. scheduled to talk to students several (lavs. Cain said. brackets are fixed.

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ByAr,ki.iMillik.,„ Bernstein, who represents the various university officials, plaintiff group. "This mailer is which requires collecting writ- going to irial without question." ten testimonies and examining I hr Michigan Paralyzed Now the case has entered the the officials under oath. s^S Veterans of America will go discover) period, which Cox Bernstein said a key figure ' ahead with theii plans to take has set lor seven months. in his case is Martin, who has ilit' University ol Michigan to During this lime, both plain- sent letters to university alumni court with a lawsuit aliening tiff and defendant will request and made public comments in that the university is violat- records, seek testimony from which he referred to the end "'•'•JS!; ing the American Disabilities key figures involved with the product of the stadium renova- \ci by proceeding with the i ase and gather as much infor- tion project as a "new stadium" stadium plans. mation as possible to build that would require a ribbon- •:::: After loin months ol legal their cases. cutting ceremony. negotiation, hidge Scan c ox Bernstein said the essential "Bill Martin is telling the a university alum — declared matter in the case concerns alumni one thing and the court ai a private status confer- whether the changes being another. He's going to have to ence in Detroit's Federal made in Michigan Stadium explain everything he's said," Courthouse nn Wcdncsdav are considered alterations or Bernstein said. that the period in which the repairs, and that he plans Bernstein said University university could have settled to obtain every document President Mary Sue Colcinan, out ol court was over, about stadium regarding various figures in the Athletic "In terms of negotiation, set- these classifications. Department and members of tlement ordiscussion, thai isillll During the discovery period, t he University Board of Regents JORDAN FLOWER I 1HS6GMEWS of the question," said Richard Bernstein said be will depose would also be forced to testify. ACCESSIBLE WHERE NEEDED: Doyl L Peiry Stadium offers ramps, specific sealing and handicap assistance to tnose who need it.

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Mission Improvable Classes help shy people "schmooze" 9:30 p.m. • Bowen-Thompson Student Union, Lenhart Grand Ballroom See why this group is the nation's more easily at social gatherings funniest improvisalional show. By Kayce T. Ataiyero social landscape with a natural participants through the basics, Mcr case, others often are plagued by covering everything from band- awkward introductions, clumsy shakes and eye contact lo how Tuesday, August 21 CHICAGO — The scene: a mock conversations and fumbled first to initiate, maintain and exit a cocktailpartyforllarperCollege's impressions. conversation with grace. Centennial. The cast: students in Whether due to anxiety, intro- She also serves as wingman RSA Casino Night one of the college's most popular version or shyness, discomfort in during a series of exercises that 8 p.m. • Bowen-Thompson Student Union, and unusual courses, a laborato- new situations and lack of social simulate real world social set- Lenhart Grand Ballroom ry in the science of schmoozing. skills are all hurdles to success- tings, giving students guidance A fun evening of casino games like Texas The student-partygoers mingled ful socializing, experts say. Any and encouragement in overcom- Hold Em poker and Blackjack, with real prizes. outside their classroom, filling one of those conditions can cause ing social hang-ups. the hallway with a rousing chat- a person to lade into the back- Hie one-clay. $39 course, ter that gave the faux festivities a ground of a social situation or to which Rowe-Dimas began real feel, a bit too real for Helen avoid it all together. The class at at Hai per two years ago, is so Thursday, August 23 Sebastian. I larper "I low to Schmooze" aims popular there's a wailing list. After excusing herself to go to to yank these could-be social but- Hie school is planning to offer Vijai Nathan, Comedian the rest room, Sebastian returned terflies out of their cocoons. additional sessions in coming 9:30 p.m. • Bowen-Thompson Student Union, to the party to find everyone Although it's unlikely an intro- months. The class, which typi- Lenhart Grand Ballroom engrossed in conversation, leav- verted person will become fully cally has between Hi and 25 stu- Vijai's unique perspective offers a new spin on ing no easy way to join in. In extroverted, it's possible to help dents, attracts participants from a scenario that has played out them become more outgoing, all stages of life, from young adults dating, childhood, pop-culture, politics and racism. many times in her real life, she said Brent Roberts, professor of facing Iheir first year of college to stood nervously on the sidelines, personality development at the retirees looking to kick Iheir social fretting about how to approach University of Illinois at Urbana- lives into high gear. the group. Chanipaign. Rowe-Dimas said she often has Friday, August 24 "You walk up and people give Adults between the ages of 20 students who say their spouses you the look like. Who are you?'" and -10 typically experience a nat- made them sign up so they will Welcome Back Festival featuring Keith Anderson said Sebastian, 41, of Palatine, III., ural change in personality, and be better company ai parties. 7 p.m. • McDonald Hall Lawn (Mac Beach) as instructor Marianne Rowe- courses such as the one at I larper On a recent evening, she went Rain location: Bowen-Thompson Student Union. Dimas walked over to coach her can help facilitate that, he said. around the room, asking people Lenhart Grand Ballroom on how to dive in. "You rescued "If you are setting the goal to why they were there. Several me. But we don't have you out change your personality, you grew visibly tense at the thought there." should make it a very long-term of speaking up. Called on to I or the socially apprehensive, goal," he said. "If you are going to respond, one woman buried her ome Saturday, August 25 it can be scary out there in the lake a class, take a few and build lace in her shirt and said. "I hate real world really scary. After all, on them." being around people." GSU BG's Got Talent! summer is the season of social- A crash course on socializing, Offering reassurance, Rowe- 9 p.m. • Bowen-Thompson Student Union, Lenhart Grand Ballroom izing, of barbecues and wedding " I low to Schmooze" is designed to Dimas said. "Sometimes, the Watch your friends showcase their wild, crazy or cool talent! receptions, high school reunions arm students with tools to tackle thing we hate we could really and company picnics, of fun-and iheir social fears. Rowe-Dimas, a enjoy if we stepped outside our fear. While many navigate this communication specialist, walks comfort zone."

Tuck is top-ranked business school RECYCLING By Luk* M.inn O H.illor.in which was nuked 10th. The survey U Wire listed 56 schools in total. in Bowling Green One-year programs warn ranked HANOVER. N.H. in a separate category: their returns Dartmouth's Tuck School of arc higher because students do not Business was ranked first in Forbes forgo as much salary as they do in ON CAMPUS OFF CAMPUS Magazine's biennial survey of busi- two-year programs ness schools, the magazine report- Rimes ranked luck first in 2005, ed on'lliursday. when it feanired a five-year gain of The survey ranks schools SI 34,000. The return for MBAs have according to the remm students dropped across the board between receive on their investment after since the last ranking period. five years — in other words, the Dean Paul Dance, the Laurence total money earned in the five l:\Vhinemore Professor of Business years after graduation less the cost Administration at the Hick School, of tuition and forgone compen- commented that the ranking sation. Tuck's median five-year reflects the quality of graduates 419-372-7650 419-354-6227 419-354-9297 gain was SI 15,000, $13,000 higher produced by the school than Stanford, the second-ranked "This talks of the success BGSU collection containers Red bins are for those Blue bins are available for school, and $37,000 more than of our alumni in the past five are provided in: with CITY CURBSIDE free to assist with your the Johnson School at Columbia, years," he said. • Residence Halls trash pickup. Call or ask recycling. Call for details. . Cafeterias your landlord for details. • Classroom Buildings WELCOME BflCf i STUDENTS!

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en, women have sex THE BG NEWS SUDOKU 9 6 with equal frequency ( (U-WIRIi) BERKELEY. Calif. — veys or research. 8 6 4 9 5 A University of California- Instead, Gale's theory draws Berkeley mathematician on the High School Prom released a study refuting the Theorem, which proposes 5 9 4 idea that the average het- lhat if heterosexual boys were erosexual male has more sex lo report to have danced with 5 3 9 than the average heterosexual a certain number of hetero- 1 woman, suggesting instead sexual girls, the number of JORDAN FLOWER I THE Bf. NEWS that both have sex with same partners the heterosexual girls 9 5 6 4 A HELPING HAND: Greeks Kelp new freshman move in their respective dorms. Eighty frequency. would report having danced percent of the student body moved m this past Thursday David Gale, a professor with would be equal to the emeritus , bovs' number. 7 2 of math- Its really common- proving that ematics at both genders UC-Berkeley, sense arithmetic have the same 6 7 9 1 Leases leave said he has number of been work- because you are partners. ing on the However, 1 2 4 7 3 theory for counting the some surveys students hanging the past bytheNational 5 7 1 15 years in number of partners Center Time between moves causing headaches for students the hope of for I lealth SUDOKO 9 8 Z t I 6 L S E showing that for each gender and Statistics con- (U-WIRii) COLUMBUS, Ohio— ages in the apartment will still the average tradict Gale's To play: Complete the grid £ L t I 9 S 8 I 6 Now dial summer is coming to an need to be fixed. heterosexu- the number has to idea, pro- so that every row, column I S 6 L 8 £ Z 9 * end, many Ohio Stale University Another issue students have is al male and posing that and every 3x3 box contains 5 18 6 £ 9 fr I L students are packing their belong- where to keep all of their belong- the average be equal." men have the digits 1 to 9.There is no L t 9 8 S I £ 6 I ings and preparing to move to new ings for the time between moves heterosex- more sexual guessing or math involved. 6 It I fr L S 8 9 places. A big problem lor many when they have no place to live. ual woman encounters Just use logic to solve students is the period of time Amanda Parker, a senior in must have David Gale | UC-Berkeley pro than women. tr 6 S 9 18 I £ Z between moving out of one apart- nutrition, said she is frustrat- sex the same Cheryl D. I E I S 6 fr 9 L 8 ment and before being allowed lo ed with having lo figure out number of times. Eryar, a health statistician for 8 9 L £ I I 6 fr S mow in to the next. what to during the time she "It's really common-sense the center, said there are a Brittany Sagle, a sophomore has no apartment. arithmetic because you are number of explanations for in allied medicine, is one student "It's a really big pain because counting the number of the discrepancy, such as peo- who is having problems with you have to move out by the 31st partners for each gender and ple with numerous partners Create and solve your the move to her new apartment. but you can't move in till the 15th," the number has to be equal." not being as willing to par- Sudoku puzzles for FREE. Because Sagle and her roommates she said. he said. ticipate in surveys as those are moving in eariy. damages to Parker, who is from New York, In developing his theory, who have a lower number of the fl(x>r, which arc supposed to be said it is difficult being from Gale said he did not use sur- partners. fixed before they move in, might out of state because she has to not get n-paired. find a place to store all of her PWZESUDOKU.COM "They have to have it fixed for belongings. She said she took her us. "Sagle said. "It's In our lean'." belongings to her grandmother's Because they are moving in house, but her roommate had to By Janet Frankston Lorin Washington, authorities said. 45 minutes later. Both were early, they not only have to pay a pay for storage. Two more The Associated Press Rodolfo Godinez, a 24-year- awaiting extradition to New SI50 fee, they have to sign a paper Julie Hutchison from Buckeye old Nicaraguan immigrant, was lersey. Deputy U.S. Marshal Bill that said there is no guarantee that Real Estate said the company TRENTON, N.J. —Authorities arrested in an Oxon Hill, Md., Sorukas said. everything will IK- fixed or cleaned, does the best they can lo accom- arrested in arrested two more suspects rooming house just north of the Authorities were still search- she said. modate people who waul to get Saturday in the slayings of three 1-495 Beltway at about 1 a.m.. ing for an additional suspect. Many companies will require in early. She said all of their leas- college students who were shot said lohn Cuff, an investigator The suspects were wanted in students to agree to move in es end on Sept. 2 and begin on schoolyard execution-style in a schoolyard, with the U.S. Marshals Service. connection with the Aug. 4 slay- lo the apartment "as is" if they September i(>. bringing the total number of An unidentified 16-year- ings in which the victims were want to move in early. This "Everyone wants to stay later arrests in the case to five. old, believed to be Godiiuv.'s forced to kneel in front of a wall means the apartment might ihan their date and everyone killings The two additional sus- half brother, was arrested behind an elementary school need to be cleaned or any dam- wants to move in early," she said. pects were found in suburban in Woodbridge, Va., about and shot in the back of the head.

JOHN NEWLOVi UAL ESTATE, INC. EMU employs alert system amid federal report By Lori Higgins since 2003. universities to report campus MCT Since the report came out. crimes in a timely manner. three EMU officials lost their Completing an independent Rental Office: (419) 354-2260 DETROIT Eastern Michigan jobs: President lohn A. I'allon III, audit of EMU's crime statistics University leaders say they're Vice President for Student Affairs reported in the last three years. 319 E. Wooster, Bowling Green, OH implementing a new alert sys- lames Vickand Director of Public Completing a safety and secu- (Across From Taco Bell) tem and will provide students Safety Cindy flail. General rity audit of the main campus. with regular updates on crimes counsel Kenneth McKanders Providing bi weekly campus on campus in the wake of a was reprimanded. incident report summaries to www.johnnewloverealestate.com federal report that blasted the University officials were not students, faculty and staff. university for the cover-up of a available for comment Tuesday. Holding forums each semes- Hours: M-F: 8:30-5:30, Sat: 8:30- 4:00 student's killing. But McKanders. in the response ter for students, faculty and staff The steps are among several dated luly 27. said the university tu discuss campus crime. outlined in the school's official accepts the federal findings. He "let me express EMU's sincere response to the report by the outlined a number of steps to hope that our determined effort U.S. Department of Education, ensure E.MU does a more effec- to achieve and maintain compli- which found EMU failed to alert tive job of responding to and ance, along with our coopera- the public of the rape and killing reporting campus crime: tion with the U.S. Department I I I I ■ J ■ ■ II- i if I am,i Dickinson in December, Creating a warning system to of Education, will be favorably and that EMU violated federal alert the campus of threats. received and considered by you i i11 || ■ ■ ■ ■ l|lM law by underreporting and mis- Training 50 staff members in the next stages of t h is process," ■i ! reporting crimes on campus on the federal law that requires McKanders wrote.

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The project received MINNEAPOLIS - They came brothers who grcu into u\o Inspired In the accumulat- funding in 2001 and began from the Netherlands to discuss that few people groups as ihej reached matu- seemed very clear..." ing circumstantial evidence ol recruiting subjects at gay how children make faces in rity: I luce are gay. and three genetic factors, researchers in the pride festivals, through gay- response to food they likeor dis- know about." are straight. earrj ''"is began trying to nar- oriented publications and on like. They came from Glasgow "It seems innate to me," row down the wide expanse ol the Internet. lo wonder why people say "not Elizabeth Parks | Nutritionist Mierow, who works in adver- to find genetic linkages smaller DNA to.i few promising regions. So far I he (:hicago researchers chicken again." And they came tising .ITHI .is .i yoga teachei studies tailed to detect. I hey'll iw comparing the genetic codes have obtained blood or saliva from Mexico to find out why orange juice at the grocery in Chicago, said ol his homo- he recruiting brothers again at of gay brothers, who also share DNA samples and survey data Americans will devour "fruity- store (High pulp? Some pulp? sexuality, "it doesn't seem like the llalsted Street festival this 50 percent of theirgenes, a "link- from more than 600 brother setSi fatty" and "bready" things, but No pulp?), and for the phenom- there's any choice Involved, and weekend. age Study" Hies to detect areas with several hundred other vol- cringe at "spicy-fatty" foods. enon called "butter-flavored" it seemed very clear even when I he results maj ignite contra ih,II show up in both men at a unteers in the process of suhmil- And in their down time, the popcorn. A ive were very young." versy, the researchers acknowl frequency higher than chance. ting one or the other. Sanders 900 scientists from 54 countries "It's a whole different world Mierow stumbled upon edge, both bj providing ammu- suggesting one or more genes in hopes to publish his findings meeting at the Minneapolis behind the food scene that a chance to help prove thai nition in the raging cultural war dial region might he linked to from the Mrs) wave of I )NA sam- Hyatt discovered the watery few people know about," said hunch at the Northalsted over homosexuality and In rais sexual orientation. ples in a scientific journal some- delight of walleye and the sen- Elizabeth Parks, a nutrition- Market Days festival four years ing fears about ethically ques- In 1993, geneticist Dean lime next year. sory perfection of the s'more. ist at the University of Texas ago. Spotting a banner read- lionableapplications like genetic ! i.niiei announced his group Sanders cautioned a link- The Pangborn Sensory Southwestern Medical Center ing, "Wanted! („i\ Men with profiling and prenatal testing. had found such a region on the age study can single out only Science Symposium — held in in Dallas. "It's a whole bunch of ,t Ga) Brother," he stopped by But. they argue, the research is X chromosome, which males legions of the genelic code, not Minneapolis for the first time eggheads who, because they are i he booth and volunteered for essential to our hie ilogical under- inherit from their mothers. Hut individual genes. because of the high number of so trained in the sensory, wear what he thought would belittle standing of sexual behavior. the number ol brother pans "One of the advantages of food producers here — brought very interesting clothing." more than a survey. H there are genetic contribu- used in the study was small linkage studies is that we don't together many of the people The topics of the four-day Instead, Miecow Imind tions to sexual orientation, they and subsequent studies failed have to know those things ahead responsible how you feel, smell symposium, sponsored by himself part of the Molecular will not remain hidden forever, to replicate Hauler's findings, of lime." Sanders said. "It's a big and taste things. sensory laboratories and food Genetic Study ol Sexual the march of genetic science questioning the result advantage here because we don't The attendees, from chemi- companies that included Orientation the most exten can't be stopped," said I imotlvj "In complex gene scenarios, know ahoul the biology of sexual cal engineers to nutritionists, General Mills, spanned the sive study yet to search foi a I. Murphy, bioethh isi advisei to pcopleliguredout Ihalyouneed orientation yet, so we can find psychologists to "super-tasters," commercial, the scientific and genetic basis for homosexuality the study. ' It's noi a question a larger sample size in order the genes first and then study are the people who know more the nutritional. — embarked upon In a team of ol whether we should HI should io get reasonable statistical I he biology." about you than you might sus- Some cosmetics industries i hicago researchers from local not do this research, it's that power." said Dr. Man Sanders. At ihis point, the research- pect. For example, that you're were also present at the gather- universities. we make sine we re prepared ,i psychiatrist at I'yaiislon ers do not know what types of more likely to keep your I'ritos ing, which is named for Rose rhe scientists hope that by to protect people from insidious Northwestern Healthcare and genes they may find; they could on top of your refrigerator than Marie Pangborn, a British food gathering DNA samples from usesoi this science." the leader ol the current study. lie related to hormones, sexual anyplace else. scientist who died in 1990. I .(KM) sets ol gaj brothers like While the question ol wheth- in iiu rease the chances ol development or a completely They are the people respon- Some attendees were there to tin- Mierows ihn will he able er homosexuality is a choice finding genetic areas asso- unexpected system. sible for 40 different types of learn how to sell more.

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The Daily Crossword Fix n Af OR Orthodox monk finds himself broughthrctuaht to youvau bvby L//-WV»^ I CLEVELAND (AP) - An 87- has been unable to get gov- Ephraim George. After a series year-old Orthodox monk who ernment-sponsored medical of health problems began last 1 Puzzle-cutter 2 Flier Earhart solved a decades-old mystery benefits. year, it became more important 3 Estate houses about his identity has now got- When he came to St. to confirm his identity. 4 Small merganser ten a Social Security card and Herman of Alaska Monastery Last month his identity was 5 Turn red solved based on documents 6 Rig workers may soon qualify for govern- and House of Hospitality in 7 A.D. word ment-provided medical care. Cleveland more than 25 years including a draft registration in 8 Elevation standard "It's beautiful." Father ago, he said his name was his familiar chunky, block let- 9 Halloween handout Ephraim George said after a Earnest Thompson. 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Mi Q .1 S r. • cated at 183 S Main St in BG (the sion of an infant/toddler classroom in choir rehearsals Send resumes to 1 northeast corner ol Clough & Main compliance with all policies, proce- the church or e-mail St; . opposite HSR Block ) Much ot dures, licensing and funding require- fee ad m I n @ wenet org the equipment is outdated but still ments Required Bachelor's degree functional. We'll be recycling what in Early Childhood Education, one to Part time wait staff & bartenders isn't taken but old laptops, monitors. three years experience working with wanted Apply at LaRoe's in Grand Macs. PCs, scanners, printers & infants and toddlers in a classroom Rapids. OH various other computer equipment or childcare setting; up to one year will be given away at no charge No experience working with word proc- RELIABLE. CARING BABYSITTER inquiries prior to the giveaway essing, spreadsheet, internet and needed fall semester, possibly be- database software Year Round. yond tor our 4 yr old daughter in our Full-Time,$H 55/hr Send resume Perrysburg home. Tues. Wed & Fri. Travel by August 31. 2007 to WSOS CAC. afternoons. We are looking for some- Attn: HR-ITT/BG/CT.PO Box 590. one who will actively engage in play- Help Wanted For Sale For Rent Fremont. OH 43420 Affirmative Ac- ing with and teaching a sweet, shy Spring Break 2008 Sell Trips. Earn tion Employer-M/F/Vet/Disab. girl S7 50/hour E-mail. Cash and Go Free Call tor group [email protected] Do you need a home? I need some- 3 bdrm brick ranch 273 State St 2 1 bdrm apt lor grad students or ma- discounts Best Prices Guaranteed! Lifeguards & Swim Instructors one to be with me. Possibility of ex- blks tromBGSU t 1/2 baths AC. ture undergrads Located close to Into/Reservations 1 -800-648-4849 Wott Creek YMCA tra |Ob Room S board tnclud. Heart double garage, appliances. Call campus. Avail In Aug S360-375. www.ststravel.com Seeking babysitter. 7-9 a m.. week- Ann Lofton 419-866-9622 days Please call 419-494-9233 if in- patient, double amputee Please call 419-352-3478 Call Gary 352-5414 419-686-8676 or 419-601-1341. ask terested Lifeguards • Needed for the Nichols tor Mike Services Offered Pet triendly' 3 bdrm apt S885 mo Therapy Pool Hours are varied Sal- Sigma Alpha Lambda, a National AVAIL NOW W/D, air. ott St pkg , 2 YMCA child care group leaders Im- For Rent ary S8 25 per hour Must hold a Lite- Leadership and Honors Organization blks. trom campus. 240 Crim St Call mediate openings Available shttts, BnteWhite Protesssional Teeth Whit- guard Certification from the Ameri- with over 70 chapters across the Kent 419-352-7090 can Red Cross. YMCA or Ellis & As- country, is seeking motivated stu- Mon thru Frt 6 30-9 00am & ening using blue light - only S299 2 bdrm apartments avail immed sociates Application packet may be dents to assist In starting a local 3:00-6 00pm Contact Sara Call353-6394 Shod term possible Pets allowed Rent (S300 incl util) or rent to pur- obtained Irom Wood County Board chapter (3 0 GPA Required) Contact 419-251-9622 chase. Ret. teach. Share house w/ of MR.'DD 11160 East Gypsy Lane Rob Miner. Director of Chapter De- 419-409-1110. prof /grad stdt Lg older BG home Rd.. Bowling Green. Ent B. Monday- velopment at rminer@5alhon_ors Youth Team Leader.First Christian 4 bdrms 2 wb.tp.. wooded lot. out Friday. 8:00am-4:00pm. EO.E. org Church. 875 Haskins. BG. OH 43402 Buckeye Studios Ph 419-354-3989 Candidates Student housing available now bldgs . Pymt neg Lv msg should have experience developing Monthly/semester & yr long leases. 419-241-1200. ext 1214 •J <_• or working w/mintstry to young peo- Fully furnished, includes all utilities ple & their families Part-time Send & 25" TV Free wireless internet Spacious new 4 bdrm house 2 1r2 resumes to the church or e-mail Call 419-352-1520 baths, walk-in closet, w/m 5 mm. ot VILLAGE [email protected] www buckeyeinnandstudios com BGSU S1200mo 732-406-6653 Studios & APARTMENTS

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Bittersweet Farms, a facility for individuals with autism, NfcWLOVE UAL ESTATE, INC. is adding to our family of Direct Support Professionals. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Shifts are available (Whitehouse and Pemberville locations) Rental Office: (419) 354-2260 •These personally rewarding positions require a strong work 319 E. Wooster, Bowling Green, OH ethic with the patience, compassion, and flexibility a MR/DD environment demands. (Across From Taco Bell) • You will be joining our residents in their daily activities ranging from vocational tasks, home care and community www.johnnewloverealestate.com activities to their hygiene and recredtional activities. •We will train the right person, however, yout high school Hours: M-F: 8:30-5:30, Sat: 8:30- 4:00 diploma or GED is required, ds is a good driving record and Ohio Driver's License and Insurance.

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